Page 116 - The Little sister of Wilifred

and I should be uncomfortable if I

did n't. I want you to have a lovely
time, and forget ail the horrid things

you Ve borne. When I go back in your -
place, what will I have to do first ? M

u Well, tliere will be the lamps and
the towels to take round to the different

rooms. You must be sure and give the
best to Mr. Bolander.”

“ Yes, he has been good to us, and he
shall have the best lamp as a reward;*
laughed Wilifred. “ What1 else must

I d o ?,:
“ O Wilifred J you know you will

never go there/1 her sister cried; but
she went on obediently to answer her

question. “ There will be the table to
set for supper and the dishes to wash

up. You could n’t do that.’1
Plenty well enough for the Bagleys/’-

answered Wilifred, quite undismayed at
the prospect. “ Go on. What else ? ”