"Good-bye," responded Twinkle and Chubbins.
So the bluejay darted away and was soon lost to sight, and Twinkle and Chubbins were left alone to seriously consider the great misfortune that had overtaken them.
| [CHAPTER III] | The Child-Larks |
"Folks will be worried about us, Twink," said Chubbins.
"'Course they will," Twinkle replied. "They'll wonder what has become of us, and try to find us."
"But they won't look in the tree-tops."
"No."
"Nor think to ask the birds where we are."