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Jack and Jill

CHAPTER IV
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But I'll see about it," replied Jill, with a responsible air.
The mention of the boy recalled him to their minds, and looking round they found him peacefully absorbed in polishing up the floor with Molly's pocket-handkerchief and oil from the little machine-can.

Being torn from this congenial labor, he was carried off shining with grease and roaring lustily.
But Jill did not mind her loneliness now, and sang like a happy canary while she threaded her sparkling beads, or hung the gay horns to dry, ready for their cargoes of sweets.

So Mrs.Minot's recipe for sunshine proved successful, and mother-wit made the wintry day a bright and happy one for both the little prisoners..


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