[Marjorie’s Maytime by Carolyn Wells]@TWC D-Link bookMarjorie’s Maytime CHAPTER XI 6/9
I used that as a figure of speech.
But I'm sure if you try to be quiet and well-behaved children you can easily succeed." "I'm sure we can," said Marjorie, heartily, and deep in her heart she registered a vow that she would succeed this time. After luncheon was over, Pompton brought the car around, and they started off again.
Marjorie bade Ethel good-bye with a feeling of regret that she did not live nearer, so she might have her for a friend.
But she had her autograph as a souvenir, and she intended to work her tablecloth very neatly, so it would look as good as Ethel's. The afternoon ride was not a long one, and before four o'clock they came in sight of the tall towers of the New York buildings. The children had never approached the city in a motor car before, and were enthusiastic over the view of it.
Mr.Maynard pointed out the different business buildings, some of which they already recognized.
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