“This is Flo’s. ‘“Well,”’ she said, ‘“it surpasses Cape Nome.”’”
“That’s all right! Next!”
“Here’s Lancaster’s: ‘She said, “All except St. Peter’s Dome!”’”
“Whew! I suppose she tried to climb it,” said Caddy. “I did once!”
“This is a good one,” said Nan; “it’s Violet’s; it almost took the prize: ‘She said, “No, I like our Hippodrome!”’”
“Oh, that’s fine!” cried Patty, clapping her hands. “Why didn’t I think of that? It was so hard to find a rhyme.”
“But here’s the prize one. It’s Milly’s. I think you’ll have to yield her the palm for composition. I’ll read the whole this time.
“‘There was a young tourist from home,
Who Baedekered all over Rome.