[Laddie by Gene Stratton Porter]@TWC D-Link bookLaddie CHAPTER II 16/70
When he wanted to, he could smile the most winning smile, and he could coax you into anything. Mother said she dreaded to have to borrow a dime from him, if a peddler caught her without change, because she knew she'd be kept paying it back for the next six months.
Right now he was the busiest kind of a boy. "Where is it? Let me get a good lick at it! Don't scare the ducks!" he would cry, and chase them from one bank to the other, while Amanda danced and fought imaginary snakes.
For a woman who had seen as many as she must have in her life, it was too funny.
I don't think I could laugh harder, or Leon and Sammy.
We enjoyed ourselves so much that at last she began to be angry.
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