  By Joseph C. Lincoln A humorous and human story of a little girl who mothers her two Cape-Cod guardians, a bachelor and a widower, in spite of all their attempts to bring her up. These Are Appleton Books Transcriber's Notes:Obvious punctuation errors repaired. On page 361, a section of text was missing and replace with repeated text from the paragraph below. The original read: "But--but--!" whispered Johnnie. What he was Johnnie? I'm going with him! I'm to be Mrs. Perkins! And--I'll be right here when Algy comes in." "But--but--!" whispered Johnnie. What he was thinking made allowance for no such charming event as As noted in the Transcriber's Note at that point, the first line was presumed as far as was possible. The remaining corrections made are indicated by dotted lines under the corrections. Scroll the mouse over the word and the original text will appear. |
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