I thought it would be good.

You see, I did make it once, and it was good." "Ah, go 'long wid yez,--all of yez! Shure I'll be afther clanin' up.

An' niver a shcold I'll shcold yez if ye'll kape outen o' my kitchen afther this." "Good for you, Ellen!" shouted King.

"I thought you'd raise a row! Nice Ellen, good Ellen! Good-bye, Ellen!" "Good-bye, ye bad babies! I'll make ye some tea-cakes now as ye can eat!" "Isn't she a duck!" exclaimed Kitty.
"Oh, that's 'cause you're sort of company.

If you hadn't been here, and we'd done that she'd have tuned up, all right!" This was King's opinion, and Marjorie agreed with him.