98/141 I reckon it's gittun' around a little about father; and when it does I don't believe we shall want for callers. Say, are you goun'? Not till I know who they are first." "Well, we've got to hump ourselves if we're goun' to find out before Tuesday." As she went home Margaret felt wrought in her that most incredible of the miracles, which, nevertheless, any one may make his experience. She felt kindly to these girls because she had tried to make them happy, and she hoped that in the interest she had shown there had been none of the poison of flattery. She was aware that this was a risk she ran in such an attempt to do good. |