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"Do you feel all right, Amy?" asked Grace. "Have a  " "No, she won't have a _chocolate_, if that's what you're going to say!" spoke Mollie, quickly. "Do you want to make her get worse?" "I wasn't going to say chocolate  so there!" snapped the usually gentle mannered Grace. "Don't be so quick, Billy." DO YOU FEEL ALL RIGHT AMY ASKED GRACE HAVE THEY NO SHE WON'T HAVE A CHOCOLATE IF THAT'S WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO SAY SPOKE MOLLY QUICKLY DO YOU WANT TO MAKE HER WORSE I WASN'T GOING TO SAY CHOCOLATE SO THERE SNAPPED THE USUALLY GENTLE MANNERED GRACE DON'T BE SO QUICK BILLY
t way." The storm raged and tore about the school, and gradually spent its fury. Miss Greene gave up the attempt to have a Latin recitation, and the class was permitted to engage in general conversation. It was the final period of the day, and soon school was over. Most of the girls remained, however, for few had brought rain coats or umbrellas, there being no hint that morning of the deluge that was to come. Then the rain gradually slackened, and the pupils departed. "Don't come to school to-morrow, if you don't feel well," urged Miss Greene, as Amy and her chums left. "Oh, I'll be all right," she brightly answered. "I wish we were going to start on our tramp to-morrow!" exclaimed Betty as they walked along the damp country road toward their homes, the sweet smell of the newly-watered earth mingling with the scent of grass and flowers. "The country is just lovely now." "It will still be as lovely next month," said Mollie. "Only two weeks more of school, and then we will be on our way. E I'M ALL RIGHT IT WAS SILLY OF ME TO GO OFF THAT WAY THE STORM RAGED AND TORE ABOUT THE SCHOOL AND GRADUALLY SPENT ITS FURY MISS GREEN GAVE UP THE TEMPT TO HAVE A LATIN RECITATION AND THE CLASS WAS PERMITTED TO ENGAGE IN GENERAL CONVERSATION IT WAS THE FINAL PERIOD OF THE DAY AND SOON SCHOOL WAS OVER MOST OF THE GIRLS REMAINED HOWEVER FOR FEW HAD BROUGHT RAINCOATS OR UMBRELLAS THERE BEING NO HINT THAT MORNING OF THE DELUGE THAT WAS TO COME THEN THE GRAIN GRADUALLY SLACKENED AND THE PUPILS DEPARTED DON'T COME TO SCHOOL TO MORROW IF YOU DON'T FEEL WELL URGED MISS GREEN AS AMY AND HER CHUMS LEFT OH I'LL BE ALL RIGHT SHE BRIGHTLY ANSWERED I WISH WE WERE GOING TO START ON A TRAP TO MORROW EXCLAIMED BETTY AS THEY WALKED ALONG THE DAMP COUNTRY ROAD TOWARD THEIR HOMES THE SWEET SMELL OF THE NEWLY WATERED EARTH MINGLING WITH THE SCENT OF GRASS AND FLOWERS THE COUNTRY IS JUST LOVELY NOW IT WILL STILL BE AS LOVELY NEXT MONTH SAID MOLLY ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE OF SCHOOL AND THEN WE WILL BE ON OUR WAY
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