Janice Day the Young Homemaker by Helen Beecher Long
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"You tell me what you know!" she stormed, her clawlike hands shaking the top rail of the fence. "I wouldn't trust none of you young ones in this neighborhood. You are always up to some capers." "But really, honestly, I haven't done a thing to your Sam," Janice said, shrinking from telling all she knew about the injured animal. "You know where he is?" Miss Peckham accused. "Oh, I don't, either." "When did you see him last?" probed the other, sharply. "This--this morning." "What time this morning?" "Before breakfast. Early," gasped Janice, wondering what she would say next. "Humph! Something funny about the way you answer," said the suspicious spinster. "where was Sam when you saw him that early?" "Running across our back yard," Janice gasped, telling the exact truth--but no more. "Ha!" exploded the other, "What made him run?" |
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