Page 99 - The Little sister of Wilifred

me how cunning you were, and how

nicely we played together when we were
babies, and just how It all happened/’
“ How did it happen ? " asked Will.

i; Well, you see, a gentleman came
one day to the home to choose a little

girl for a daughter,1' Peggy began in the
very words she had so often listened to.

“ It was Dr. Moran, of course, only I
never knew his name before, and we

were babies just learning to walk and to
talk. W e were just alike, and the ma­

tron always said we were very good and
C u n n in g ."

“ I think we must have been very
pretty babies,” interrupted Wilifred, with
a look at Peggy.

“ Yes, we must have been pretty,"
Peggy assented, with her admiring eyes

fixed upon her sister’s lovely little face.
"A t any rate, we looked exactly alike,