The Bobbsey twins keeping house

BERT WENT ABOUT, PRETENDING HE WAS A PULLMAN WAITER.
BY LAURA LEE HOPE AUTHOR OF “THE BOBBSEY TWIN SERIES.”
NEW YORK GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS
Made in the United States of America
Copyright 1925, by GROSSET & DUNLAP
The Bobbsey Twins Keeping House
THE BOBBSEY TWINS KEEPING HOUSE
“Now it’s Freddie’s turn!” called Nan Bobbsey. “Get ready to catch the ball,” and she motioned, showing that she was going to toss it to her small brother.
“No, I want to have it once more!” cried Flossie, who was Freddie’s twin sister. “Come on, Nan! Please throw it to me!” and she jumped up and down, her light, fluffy hair tossing about her head. It was cold out in the yard where the children were playing, and that is one reason why Flossie jumped up and down. Another reason was that she was excited about the ball game Nan had gotten up for the smaller twins. “Come on, toss it to me!” begged Flossie.
“But it isn’t your turn, dear!” objected Nan. “It’s Freddie’s turn. He wants to catch, too,” and she held the big rubber ball, looking at Flossie meanwhile.
“Oh, just one more turn for me!” Flossie begged, jumping up and down faster than ever.
“Oh, all right! Let her have it!” agreed Freddie, good-naturedly. “I’ll wait.”