THE LADY OF THE TRICYCLE. BETSYS DOOR-PLATE. Betsy was spending the summer at the seashore. Her cousinLucy was there, also, in another part of the hotel. The corridor waslong, and Betsy was too young to read numbers. In order to findcousin Lucys room she would go through the passage, shouting… … Lucy ! Lucy told her this would never do, for it disturbed everyone who had a room near. She must learn the numbers, or get someone to show her the room. There! she cried, rushing into her mammas room, the otherday, I have found a way to know Lucys room. I am going to tiethis blue ribbon to the…
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