you didyesterday. I will ask her, thank you, Mrs. Eoelof, good bye. Ihave had such a pleasant time, and her little face wasas fresh and pure as the rose she held in her hand, thatUrsula had given her a moment before. Mrs. Eoelof and Ursula kissed her, and soon she haddanced over the bridge with… … (/ !i N PART SECOND. CHAPTEE IX. URSULAS DINNER PARTY. The week passed quickly to the older members of thefamily, but the children thought the days very long,that the days went very slowly before Friday cameagain. This is Friday morning, Elsie is coming home fromschool with you, Ursula, this…
Children's stories, American
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