Strawberry Acres by Grace S. (Grace Smith) Richmond
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"Seems as if she couldn't smile quite like that if she was going to be
awfully sick," was Bob's contribution to the sum total of hopefulness. But it was Uncle Timothy, as usual, who hit the nail on the head. "Boys," said he, "we can do our part--on our knees." And, to a man, they nodded. Suddenly, they could not speak. CHAPTER IV ARGUMENTS AND ANSWERS "I'm sure that's as good a report as we could hope for," urged Josephine Burnside. But the anxiety in her eyes somewhat qualified her cheerfulness. Maxwell Lane shook his head doubtfully. "'Holding her own'--that's all they've said the last three days," he said. "Yes, but that's a good deal at this stage. It's the end of the second week." "She's out of her head." |
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