9/13 I've not had a better lark, in fact, since Grand was a little boy." By these kind, though preposterous words, the assembly was stimulated to action. The frightful clatter, drumming, and blowing of horns began again, and the donkey set off with all his might, the Mortimers after him. When he returned, little Bertram was seated on his back. "Johnnie and Cray have something very particular to do," she was informed with gravity. Cray is always writing verses; he is going to be a poet. |