Dear Miss, and cried out, then and there;
Not for myself—but quite contrary—
’Twas for the sake of Dick Canary.”
“Dick
Canary
seemed to
like it”
“I met Jubey scudding into the kitchen,” laughed Mary Frances, “frightened to death,—she looked. I can’t understand how she got up-stairs, Magic and Mystery. I said to her: ‛Jubey, you’ll get no sympathy from me if you’ve been up-stairs.’”
“The strange part is,” said Fairy Lady, “that Dick Canary seemed to like it.”
“‛Flattery sounds
Sweet to the ear,
Even from those