Miss Billy's Decision by Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter
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resume and go on. It was into this house, this
masculine paradise ruled over by Pete and Dong Ling in the kitchen, that Billy's na a home came.'' ``Great Scott!'' breathed Arkwright, appreciatively. ``Yes. Well, the letter was signed `Billy.' They took her for a boy, naturally, and after something of a struggle they agreed to let `him' come. For his particular delectation they fixed up a room next to Bertram with guns and fishing rods, and such ladylike specialties; and William went to the station to meet the boy.'' ``With never a suspicion?'' ``With never a suspicion.'' ``Gorry!'' ``Well, `he' came, and `she' conquered. I guess things were lively for a while, though. Oh, there was a kitten, too, I believe, `Spunk,' who added to the gayety of nations.'' ``But what did the Henshaws do?'' ``Well, I wasn't there, of course; but Bertram says they spun around like tops gone mad for a |
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