Mr. Gould was sorry about Roger and went at once to see Mr. Bostwick to tell him a mistake had been made, and that Roger wasn’t careless after all. And of course Roger no longer had to work all day Saturday at the Gould farm. But Mr. Gould was even sorrier about his own little girl, and he said that no matter what happened another time, if Catherine would come to him and tell him he wouldn’t scold but would help her to set the mistake right. And Catherine promised to tell him after this.
Of course it was almost Christmas by this time—less than two weeks to Christmas Eve. But we haven’t enough pages to tell you about Christmas in the Bonnie Susie, so that will have to wait till another book. Only you may be sure Elizabeth Ann and Doris had a wonderful time, for the country is the place for little girls to enjoy Christmas.
THE END
Elizabeth Ann Series
By JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE
For Girls from 7 to 12
Elizabeth Ann is a little girl whom we first meet on a big train, travelling all alone. Her father and mother have sailed for Japan, and she is sent back East to visit at first one relative’s home, and then another. Of course, she meets many new friends, some of whom she is quite happy with, while others—but you must read the stories for yourself. Every other girl who reads the first of these charming books will want all the rest; for Elizabeth Ann is certainly worth the cultivating.
- THE ADVENTURES OF ELIZABETH ANN.
- ELIZABETH ANN AT MAPLE SPRING.
- ELIZABETH ANN’S SIX COUSINS.
- ELIZABETH ANN and DORIS.
- ELIZABETH ANN’S BORROWED GRANDMA.
- ELIZABETH ANN’S SPRING VACATION.
- ELIZABETH ANN and UNCLE DOCTOR.
- ELIZABETH ANN’S HOUSEBOAT.