The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.

d and three little girls entered and advanced to where the man sat. One, the smallest of the three, was thrust f

ing to a boys' club. We wouldn't now, any way. But we'd like to show thos

together. But first tell me your names. I like

lia, Peter's sister, and just as smart as he is. This," pointing to a quiet,

girls belong to

afraid some of the boys might come to see you, so we hid. For we don't wish them to know about this at all. I'll c

se. Her father keeps the Inn. And this is Josephine, who has no yard at all; and Helena who ha

ing labelled; I think it's pretty ha

f-"although there are not chairs eno

e Chief until the eight heads were so close together they seem

ou, not one word. Prove tha

ise," said Kathar

eth, "there comes Ja

ping seven happy little girls out of the door. "Now,