Brother and Sister

ther?" asked Brother, w

dear. These are your rubbers and coat-hop into them and r

ther, struggling into his coat and taking the s

ning too hard. Yes, Molly will bake your dough-m

e Morrison house and she was putting her beautiful Boston fern out t

ar little duck!" cried Grandma

t from you and see you every day, or whether they live miles away and come to

es were blue. She had pink cheeks and wore a blue dress and a white apron with a

t to catch the rain. "I've a magazine you can take back to Mother, dearie, and an old fashion book Sister wi

ate was a school teacher. In summer she tutored backward pupils. She was on her way to give a lesson now and in a

ed, dropping flat on his stomach to play jungle with the tigerskin that lay before the firepl

ld in a few days. He couldn't help thi

each other, though sometimes they planned su

y to find out, dearie. It is much nicer to be surprised. Why, you know you would

s his dearest brother, and he had a happy knack of always giving Brother and Sister exactly what they wanted. Louise and Grace were apt to make them pre

denly. "Brother, I wonder if you could run upstairs and brin

nd silver things on her bureau and a little gold jewel box and several bottles of d

out into

lled. "Your glasses

? Do you know, Brother, I'm afraid I have left them in my black s

ed Brother confidently

the closet door and by standing on it he was able to reach the sh

y were

d three mysterious paper bun

lf in your grandma's closet, you know you would probably do just what Brother did; poke your finger into the top bundle. Brother poked. Then he prodded.

had come up to see what kept

oolishly. "I was just feeling thes

t blankets tied up to send to the cleaners. I'm glad, for your sake, they were, for you m

sses now," murmur

his time found without any trouble the

lancing from the window. "Scoot along, dear, and don't think too much about the

eps, went halfway to the fr

know what I think Ralph is going to