Copy-Cat and Other Stories by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman
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"Well, I did something I feared I ought not to
have done. And I didn't know what to do, but your speaking so makes me wonder --" "Wonder what?" Then Grandmother Wheeler went to her little storeroom and emerged bearing a box. She dis- played the contents -- three charming little white frocks fluffy with lace and embroidery. "Did you make them?" "Yes, I did. I couldn't help it. I thought if the dear child never wore them, it would be some com- fort to know they were in the house." "That one needs a broad blue sash," said Grand- mother Stark. Grandmother Wheeler laughed. She took her impe- cuniosity easily. "I had to use what I had," said she. "I will get a blue sash for that one," said Grand- mother Stark, "and a pink sash for that, and a flow- ered one for that." "Of course they will make all the difference," said Grandmother Wheeler. "Those beautiful sashes will really make the dresses." |
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