"I'm not afraid of any grumpy girl.

I'll smile on her so sweetly, she'll _have_ to smile back." And King gave such an idiotic grin that they all smiled back at him.
"Now," went on Cousin Ethel, briskly, "I thought, Marjorie, you could have the doll cart, and Kitty could be with May Perry and help sell the flowers.

The flower wagon will be very pretty, and flowers are always easy to sell." "So are dolls," said Marjorie.

"Can I help you make some.

Cousin Ethel, or are they already made ?" "The more elaborate dolls are being dressed by the ladies of our Club.
But I thought, that if your mother and I and you girls could get to work to-day, we could make a lot of funny little dolls that I'm sure would be saleable." "Let me help, too," said Cousin Jack.