Willis the Pilot by Paul Adrien
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"All right, Master Jack," cried she.
"What is all this signalling about?" inquired Mrs. Wolston. "A secret," said the young girl, leaping with joy; "I have a secret!" "And with a young man? that is very naughty, miss." "Oh, mamma, you will know it to-morrow." "What if I wanted to know it to-night?" "Then, mamma, if you insisted--that is--absolutely--" "No, no, child, I shall wait till to-morrow; keep it till then--if you can." "Sophia dear," said Mary to her sister, when their two heads, enveloped in snowy caps with an embroidered fringe, were reclining together on the same pillow, "you know I have always shared my _bon-bons_ with you." "Yes, sister." "In that case, make me a partner in your secret." "Will you promise not to speak of it?" "Yes, I promise." |
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