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"Good-morning, Mrs. Hartland. Isn't Jim ready? All right; I'll wait for him.
Do you think Susie would care for these wild flowers and grasses? I picked
them this morning. Rover and I have been for a splendid run over the
common, nearly as far as the forest."
"Thanks, Dick," said Mrs. Hartland, with a pleased smile; "Susie will be
delighted with them. Poor girl! it's little chance she has to see them
growing herself. What a pretty white dog-rose!"
"Isn't it a beauty? I thought Susie would like that.—Hullo, Jim!" as his
chum appeared from an inner room; "come on, old lazy-bones. I expected
to find you in a tremendous hurry this morning.—Good-bye, Mrs.
Hartland; I hope Susie will b...