Four little Blossoms at Brookside Farm - Tim And Angi
Four little Blossoms at Brookside Farm - Tim And Angi
Four little Blossoms at Brookside Farm - Tim And Angi
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Learning to Milk 79<br />
you ever heard of, and when about six o'clock<br />
the rain stopped and the sun came out pure yellow<br />
gold,<br />
they had a pl<strong>at</strong>e of beautiful creamcolored<br />
candy to take to Mrs. Peter Apgar.<br />
"Who wants to help me milk?" asked Jud,<br />
passing the kitchen door as they were talking to<br />
his mother.<br />
"Oh, Jud, I do!" begged Meg.<br />
"You promised<br />
to show me how."<br />
"We'll all come," said Bobby. "Aunt Polly<br />
isn't going to have supper till<br />
seven o'clock tonight,<br />
'cause the minister is coming. We've got<br />
oceans of time."<br />
"Dot looks dressed up to me," announced Jud.<br />
"Keep her out of the mud, somebody."<br />
"This is my prettiest dress," said Dot serenely,<br />
smoothing down the folds of her white<br />
dotted swiss under her coral-colored swe<strong>at</strong>er.<br />
Mrs. Sally Sweet looked mildly interested<br />
when she saw such a number of people coming<br />
into her comfortable barnyard, and when Jud<br />
drove her into the barn and fastened her in the<br />
stanchion, all the children stood around to<br />
w<strong>at</strong>ch.