 Every one looked wise and important, as if nothing would induce them to tell. Teddy pried about, making longer and longer sallies from his post, trying to have eyes all over his head at once. The girls tittered, and looked down the bay towards the cow...  Jolly Good Times, Or, Child-life on a Farm - Page 248by Mary Prudence Wells Smith - 1877 - 277 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Fanny E. Coe - Readers - 1908 - 296 pages
...long-legged Ralph, I wonder ? " Every one looked wise and important, as if nothing would induce him to tell. Teddy pried about, making longer and longer...with long strides made the goal before Teddy could by any means get there. Now it was Millie's turn to be " it." Millie resolved to be very sharp, and... | |
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