The Corner House Girls Among the Gypsies

old Corner House on his return from business. He came at just that time when Neale O'Neil was telling the assemble

ll," said the laughing Neale. "But make up your mind, Mrs. McCall

r. Pinkney?" demanded Agnes of their

d Mr. Pinkney, shaking his hea

g, "Sammy says you showed him which we

ick-tempered Agnes. "And so did Uncl

little attention to what is

usual: "Of course he didn't mean to

e beets anyway,"

press it into Mr. Pinkney's palm. "I am sure Sammy had no intention of spoiling our beet bed. And I am not s

," said Mr. Pinkney. "I neve

re,'" quoted Ruth. "And tell him,

r, "although Sammy may know beans, as Neale says

ughed over it. But when Mrs. Pinkney called upstairs for the boy to come down t

observed to her husba

declared Mr. Pinkney cheerfully. "Let him alon

least, as they thought) to talk about than Sammy Pinkney and his errors of judgmen

nship. It did not seem possible that the Gypsy women could have dropped the bracelet into

just be a mistake. That basket is worth two dollars at least; and

ole lot," Dot said complacently. "Tha

ery reason I am wo

ice?" croaked Aunt Sarah Maltby. "M

sped Dot,

e?" giggled Agn

those Gypsy ladies," Tess said.

to travel with them. Don't you remember, Ruth? They called her Queen Zaliska, and she made

, who was present. "You don't beli

it's awfully thrilling to think of le

ike the weather man, eh? But he h

rs have reduced their business to

ska now works in Byburg's candy stor

nished Ruth.

gnes. "Let you and me go down to Byb

June can tell us anythin

putting on her hat, "we need

Corner House Girls Under Canvas." The Kenways were very well acquainted with Juniper Wildwood

ld Mr. Budd, the policeman on this beat, and I think Mr. Budd warned Big Jim to get out of town. There is some talk about getting a law through the Legislature putting a heavy tax on

convict, then," gasped

te prison, or to the Federal penitentiary. But that Big Jim looked to be tough enough, w

about a Gypsy man," observed his fr

ket purchase and the finding of the silver bracelet

are always shrewd bargainers. They neve

nes urged. "Perhaps it didn't c

ey don't waste their time nowadays making baskets when they can

Neale. "Then they a

is no fake,"

cky. At least, all I ever knew. And if those two women you speak

ne nothing at all bad in t

ad of the game, so far," c

ldren talk to the Gypsies if they come back for the bracelet. Be sure to have so

d Neale walked home. On the way they decided that there

aboos," Agnes declared.

the Gypsy band with sufficient emphasis to impress Ruth's mind. Or just about this time

retired, arrived an almost incoherent letter from Ce

that that outside stairway was untrustworthy and fell with him. The doctor says it is only a strained back and a broken wrist. But Luke is in bed. I am going by to-morrow's train to see for myself. I don't dare t

r Luke! And he was working so hard this summer so as not to be oblige

Corner House family were snowbound at the Birdsall winter camp in the North Woods. Of course, Ruth

n hurt quite dwarfed the Gypsy bracelet matter in

ney ran across the street and in at the side

ou seen him

Pinkney?" asked R

fast food carefully while she allowed her curiosity to take preced

ed Mrs. Pinkney. "It is Samm

Sammy?" re

! I thought he was just sulky

ically, "Sammy is always

d mother. "He has broken open his bank and

ost lots more to run away and

s much higher