LITTLE JOES TEMPTATION. While he was thus thinking, his mother stepped across the dining-room and shut the cupboard door — snap ! She went out so quickly … that he had no time to call out to her. And he heard the front doorshut, too ! She had gone over to Aunt Helens, he knew. LITTLE JOES TEMPTATION. Oh, dear! he could not get out And he thought he should die if he had to stay there long. He began to feel queer atonce, and he shouted with all his…
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