Page 112 - The Little sister of Wilifred

creature deserves, and perhaps it's what

I deserve too.J1
And then straightway the strangest

idea came into that little girl’s head, the

like of which would never have occurred
to any other than a generous, venture­

some child like herself.
She started up in the grass; looking

with her bright eyes at Peggy, like a
determined little squirrel.

“ I knew I could think of a plan,” she
said. “ Now, I ’ll tell you what,-— we

will take turns being Mrs; Bag ley’s ser­
vant. I ’m sure that \s fair. Randolph

and Arthur said that, if we were dressed
alike* no one could tell us apart; so we

have only to change our clothes, and

you can go home with papa, and I will
go to Mrs. Bagley "s. Won’t it be
funny? ”

Peggy, however, naturally shrank