Tell me about it." So King and Marjorie told all about the Sand Club and its six members, and Cousin Jack declared that was just enough for his idea of a Fourth of July celebration.
"Now for the plan," he went on.

"How about a picnic in the woods, which I see sticking up over there, and then come back to Bryant Bower for some fireworks later ?" "I think that sounds beautiful!" said Marjorie, and King entirely agreed.
"Why not have the fireworks here ?" said Mr.Maynard.

"You're too good to these children, Jack." "Not a bit of it.

We can have a celebration here some other night.

But I've picked out the glorious Fourth for my own little racketty-packetty party.