WORK AND PLAY
Mother made Betty’s everyday dress.
She bought a pattern and laid it on the cloth.
She cut it out and basted it.
When it was basted, Mother called Betty.
“Come, Betty,” said Mother. “I want to fit your dress.”
“You are a dressmaker today, Mother,” said Betty. “I’m a fine lady that has come to have a dress fitted.”
“Then you must stand very still, Betty, while I fit your dress.”
When the dress was fitted, Betty said, “Now I’ll play I’m a dressmaker. This is my shop. Come, Bobby. Be a fine lady. Let me make you a dress.”