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"How can we tell when they will come back?" demanded Grace. "Besides, I must let my sister know why we were detained." "I suppose we will have to go on," said Betty. "If the persons living here didn't care about deserting their place we ought not to." "But what will they think when they come in and see that someone has been here?" asked Mollie. "We must leave a note explaining, and also some money for the food we took," decided Betty. "Or we can stop at the next house and tell how it was." They debated these two plans for some time, finally deciding on part of both. HOW CAN WE TELL WHEN THEY'LL COME BACK DEMANDED GRACE BESIDES I MUST LET MY SISTER KNOW WHY WE WERE DETAINED I SUPPOSE WE'LL HAVE TO GO ON SAID BETTY IF THE PERSONS LIVING HERE DIDN'T CARE ABOUT DESERTING THEIR PLACE WE OUGHT NOT TO BUT WHAT WILL THEY THINK WHEN THEY COME IN AND SEE THAT SOME ONE HAS BEEN HERE ASKED MOLLY WE MUST LEAVE A NOTE EXPLAINING AND SOME MONEY FOR THE FOODD WE TOOK DECIDED BETTY OR WE CAN STOP AT THE NEXT HOUSE AND TELL HOW IT WAS THEY DEBATED THESE TWO PLANS FOR SOME TIME FINALLY DECIDING ON PART OF BOTH
e blaze. "Some persons never open their parlors in the country." "These people don't seem of that sort," said Amy. "At least, the parlor was open enough when we closed the windows." "And how it rains!" murmured Grace, with a little nervous shiver. "Suppose the people come back in the middle of the night?" asked Mollie. "They'll think we are burglars." "We must leave a light burning," decided Betty, "and a note near it explaining why we came in and that we are asleep upstairs. Then they will know." That was decided on as the best plan, and it was carried out. The girls went to bed, but it was some time before they got to sleep, though finally the steady fall of rain wooed them to slumber. No one entered during the night, and the morning came, still retaining the rain. "Will it ever clear?" asked Mollie, hopelessly. "The wind is changing," spoke Betty. "I think we can soon start." "But can we go away and leave the house alone?" asked Amy. "Ought we not to stay until the owners come back? RTIES WE ARE TAKING SAID MOLLY PUTTING SOME EXTRA STICKS ON THE BLAZE SOME PERSONS NEVER OPEN THEIR PARLORS IN THE COUNTRY THESE PEOPLE DON'T SEEM OF THAT SORT SAID AMY AT LEAST THE PARLOR WAS OPEN ENOUGH WHEN WE CLOSED THE WINDOWS HOW IT RAINS MURMURED GRACE WITH A LITTLE NERVOUS SHIVER SUPPOSE THE PEOPLE COME BACK IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT ASKED MOLLY THEY'LL THINK WE'RE BURGLARS WE MUST LEAVE A LIGHT BURNING DECIDED BETTY AND A NOTE NEAR IT EXPLAINING WHY WE CAME IN AND THAT WE WERE ASLEEP UPSTAIRS THEN THEY WILL KNOW THAT WAS DECIDED ON AS THE BEST PLAN AND IT WAS CARRIED OUT THE GIRLS WENT TO BED BUT IT WAS SOME TIME BEFORE THEY GOT TO SLEEP THOUGH FINALLY THE STEADY FALL OF RAIN WOOED THEM INTO SLUMBER NO ONE ENTERED DURING THE NIGHT AND THE MORNING CAME STILL RETAINING THE RAIN WILL IT EVER CLEAR ASKED MOLLY HOPELESSLY THE WIND IS CHANGING SPOKE BETTY I THINK WE CAN SOON START BUT CAN WE GO AWAY AND LEAVE THE HOUSE ALONE ASKED AMY OUGHT WE NOT TO STAY UNTIL THE OWNERS COME BACK
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