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Here, scurry into the dining room with all your stuff. I'll answer the bell; and you, Bettie, remind Mother to take off her apron  she's apt to forget it." Jean, stopping long enough to twitch the chairs into place, went primly to the door. "Good morning," said a familiar voice, "I've come to return your visit. HERE SCURRY INTO THE DINING ROOM WITH ALL YOUR STUFF I'LL ANSWER THE BELL AND YOU BETTY REMIND MOTHER TO TAKE OFF HER APRON SHE'S APT TO FORGET IT JEAN STOPPING LONG ENOUGH TO TWITCH THE CHAIRS INTO PLACE WENT PRIMLY TO THE DOOR GOOD MORNING SAID A FAMILIAR VOICE I'VE COME TO RETURN YOUR VISIT
bel regarded this difference with disapproval until comforting Jean came to the rescue. "Perhaps," suggested Jean, "there's a difference in the size of your father's feet." "Oh, there is," cried Mabel, gleefully. "His right shoe is always tighter than the left." "But," objected quick-witted Marjory, "it isn't his feet that are going into that bag. It's his shoes, and they're the same size." "Oh," groaned Mabel, settling into a disconsolate heap, "that's so." "Never mind," said Bettie. "Give me the bag, and I'll fix those pockets." Bettie was embroidering an elaborate pincushion for her mother, but she stopped so often to help the others that there seemed small hope of its ever getting finished. Marjory, who was making one just like it for her Aunty Jane, was progressing much more rapidly. Jean, rummaging in her work-bag, was trying to decide which of four partly completed articles to sew on when a carriage stopped at Mrs. Mapes's gate. "It's a caller," said Jean. "We'll have to vacate. COMPARTMENTS WAS SEVERAL SIZES LARGER THAN THE OTHER MABEL REGARDED THIS DIFFERENCE WITH DISAPPROVAL UNTIL COMFORTING JEAN CAME TO THE RESCUE PERHAPS SUGGESTED JEAN THERE'S A DIFFERENCE IN THE SIZE OF YOUR FATHER'S FEET OH THERE IS CRIED MABEL GLEEFULLY HIS RIGHT SHOE IS ALWAYS TIGHTER THAN THE LEFT BUT OBJECTED QUICK WITTED MARJORIE IT ISN'T HIS FEET THAT ARE GOING INTO THAT BAG IT'S HIS SHOES AND THEY'RE THE SAME SIZE OH GROANED MABEL SETTLING INTO A DISCONSOLATE HEAP THAT'S SO NEVER MIND SAID BETTY GIVE ME THE BAG AND I'LL FIX THOSE POCKETS BETTY WAS EMBROIDERING AN ELABORATE PINCUSHION FOR HER MOTHER BUT SHE STOPPED SO OFTEN TO HELP THE OTHERS THAT THERE SEEMED SMALL HOPE OF ITS EVER GETTING FINISHED MARJORIE WHO WAS MAKING ONE JUST LIKE IT FOR HER AUNTIE JANE WAS PROGRESSING MUCH MORE RAPIDLY JEAN RUMMAGING IN HER WORK BAG WAS TRYING TO DECIDE WHICH OR FOUR PARTLY COMPLETED ARTICLES TO SO ON WHEN A CARRIAGE STOPPED AT MISSUS MAPE'S GATE IT'S A CALLER SAID JEAN WE'LL HAVE TO VACATE
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