Page 182 - The Little sister of Wilifred

angry with me. — that is, with Peggy.

You see, I Ve made so many blunders

this morning, and I broke a whole lot

of' her dishes. They were dreadfully
ugly, but she said they were real heir­

looms, and I would have to do without

any more clothes until she had saved

up enough money to buy some others,
— that is, of course, not really I, but

Peggy. And if they cost as much as

she says, Peggy will have to wear her
old clothes until sh e ’s grown up. But

no, I ’m sure papa will buy Mrs. Bagley

some more heirlooms.”

4‘ A t the heirloom counter, I sup­

pose/' grinned Bolander.
“ Oh don’t make fun,” pleaded W ili­

fred, “ but tell me what I cart do.”

“ I really don’t know/ 1 said Bolander.
But let me see,-— yes, this will be the

best way. A t four o’clock Mrs- Bagley