Miss Billy's Decision by Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter
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``Oh, that will be easy. We'll just go to the
Carletons' early and have John wait, then take us from there to the South Station. Meanwhile we'll make sure that the little blue room is all ready for her. I put in my white enamel work-basket yesterday, and that pretty little blue case for hairpins and curling tongs that I bought at the fair. I want the room to look homey to her, you know.'' ``As if it could look any other way, if _you_ had anything to do with it,'' sighed Aunt Hannah, admiringly. Billy laughed. ``If we get stranded we might ask the Henshaw boys to help us out, Aunt Hannah. They'd probably suggest guns and swords. That's the way they fixed up _my_ room.'' Aunt Hannah raised shocked hands of protest. ``As if we would! Mercy, what a time that was!'' Billy laughed again. ``I never shall forget, _never_, my first glimpse of that room when Mrs. Hartwell switched on the |
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