Patty and Azalea by Carolyn Wells
page 36 of 252 (14%)
page 36 of 252 (14%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
"A piece of fancy work for sale at a fair."
"What's a conjunction?" "Anything that joins,--as the marriage ceremony, or hooks and eyes." "Good. Now for arithmetic. If you are at home of an evening, and a chap calls on you, and then I come to call, and take half your attention from him, what is left?" "The chap!" "Right! Now, definitions. What do you mean by forever?" "Until to-morrow!" returned Betty, laughing. "Never?" "Not until to-morrow!" "How do you spell No?" "Y-e-s." "Oh, Betty," exclaimed Patty, laughing, "I didn't know you were so witty!" "Good gracious! don't call me _that!_ Here, stop this examination right now! I _won't_ be called witty. Why, don't you know-- |
|