"O, yes," they answered. Spon they- were at the station and a few minutes later their father's train came ih^ "Hurry, Dad!",, said May. "We have to do our. packing when we get back." •^yhich pacfeiflg?" he answered, with a puzzled expression. . "Didn't Mother tell you that we have bought the, house and that you are to go to Cdj^Oe: Sh^JH^B^ School,*?a**; He was' answered by a joyful chorus of "O's." It was the best surprise of the holidays. "JEMIMA CANDLESTICK" (10).
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 35, 10 February 1940, Page 15
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82"O, yes," they answered. Spon they- were at the station and a few minutes later their father's train came ih^ "Hurry, Dad!",, said May. "We have to do our. packing when we get back." •^yhich pacfeiflg?" he answered, with a puzzled expression. . "Didn't Mother tell you that we have bought the, house and that you are to go to Cdj^Oe: Sh^JH^B^ School,*?a**; He was' answered by a joyful chorus of "O's." It was the best surprise of the holidays. "JEMIMA CANDLESTICK" (10). Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 35, 10 February 1940, Page 15
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