But you sit here in the shade." "Glenn, that'll put us too far apart," complained Carley.

"I'll sit in the sun with you." The delightful simplicity and happiness of the ensuing hour was something Carley believed she would never forget.
"There! we've licked the platter clean," she said.

"What starved bears we were!....

I wonder if I shall enjoy eating--when I get home.

I used to be so finnicky and picky." "Carley, don't talk about home," said Glenn, appealingly.
"You dear old farmer, I'd love to stay here and just dream--forever," replied Carley, earnestly.