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Judy

Creator: Bailey, Temple, -1953
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"Say 'never,'" suggested Judy, wishing she were well enough to manage this exciting episode. "NEVER," said the little girls all together. There was a rustling in the hay in the loft, then cautious steps, and a figure appeared at the top of the stairs. At sight of it, Amelia shrieked and Nannie giggled, but Anne ran forward with both hands out, and with her fair little face alight with welcome. "Why, Tommy Tolliver, Tommy Tolliver," she said, "is it really you, is it really, really you?" CHAPTER VII TOMMY TOLLIVER: SEAMAN Tommy shook hands with Anne, then sat down disconsolately on the bottom step.
The Quilt that Jack Built; How He Won the Bicycle

THE QUILT THAT JACK BUILT Works of ANNIE FELLOWS JOHNSTON The Little Colonel Series (_Trade Mark, Reg. U.S. Pat. Of._) Each one vol., large 12mo, cloth, illustrated The Little Colonel Stories $1.50 (Containing in one volume the three stories, "The Little Colonel," "The Giant Scissors," and "Two Little Knights of Kentucky.") The Little Colonel's House Party 1.50 The Little Colonel's Holidays 1.50 The Little Colonel's Hero 1.50 The Little Colonel at Boarding-School 1.50 The Little Colonel in Arizona 1.50 The Little Colonel's Christmas Vacation 1.50 The Little Colonel: Maid of Honor 1.50 The Little Colonel's Knight Comes Riding 1.50
"Yes," he said, "it's me." After a moment's uncomfortable silence, Anne asked, "Didn't you like it, Tommy?" Tommy looked gloomy. "Aw," he burst out, "they thought I was too young--" "Did you go as far as China?" questioned Amelia, eagerly. "Of course he didn't, Amelia," said Nannie with a superior air; "he has only been away three weeks." "Then you didn't get me any preserved ginger," pouted Amelia. "How could I?" But Tommy looked sheepish, as the memory of certain boastful promises came to him. "Anyhow," he announced suddenly, "I'm not going to give up. I am going to be a sailor some day--if I have to run away again." At that Judy sat up and fixed him with burning eyes. "Did you go to sea?" she asked, intensely.