The Meadow-Brook Girls by the Sea - Or The Loss of The Lonesome Bar by Janet Aldridge
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the others might insist and assist her in. Suddenly she uttered a
scream. "Thave me!" yelled Tommy. They saw her lurch backward; her feet left the pier; then came a splash. Tommy Thompson had gone over backward and taken to the water head first. CHAPTER III HARRIET HAS A NARROW ESCAPE "Thave me! Oh, thave me!" Tommy had turned over and righted herself before rising to the surface. When she did appear she was within a foot or so of the pier. Her little blonde head popped up from under the water all of a sudden, and in that instant she opened her mouth in a wail for help. Tommy's companions were fairly hysterical with merriment. Tommy yelled again, begging them to "thave" her. "I'll save ye, darlin'," cried Jane, throwing herself down and fastening a hand lightly in Tommy's hair, whereat the little girl screamed more lustily than before. "Lend a hand here, my hearties. The darlin' wants to be saved. We'll save her, won't we?" Jane shouted in |
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