Mary Jane—Her Visit by Clara Ingram Judson
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going to have to eat. How about chicken and biscuits and apple
dumplings and cream?" "They're my favorites," said Mary Jane, with a little skip of pleasure. "Every one's my favorite, all of 'em!" So she and Grandmother put away the grain basket and went into the house. THE HUNT FOR EGGS "Now then," said Grandmother when they got into the kitchen, "while I get dinner, we'll talk." "But what's the matter?" asked Mary Jane. "Matter where?" questioned Grandmother. "I don't see anything the matter!" "What's the matter out there?" said Mary Jane, pointing out the door to the chicken yard where they had just been; "something's happened." Grandmother stepped over to the door where Mary Jane was standing and looked out. "Oh!" she exclaimed, for she saw in a minute what Mary Jane meant, "that noise?" Mary Jane nodded. |
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