human
When I put him on the bed an' held his head over the hole in the tick, you'd oughter seen his tail switch! The mouse was a runnin' 'round in the cage, an' Tom dove into the slit a scatterin' the straw all over the bed. My! Didn't it fly?
gpt
Why you naughty, bad boy,
human
What _did_ they say to you,
gpt
Ma didn't say much, said Hi.
human
I laid down on the floor and rolled over an' over, a laughin' like anything 'til ma come in, an' she jest looked at that bed, drove Tom out'n the room an' then she took hold er me, an' I,--I had ter stop laughin' ter cry 'n Grandma Babson said, 'That boy'll yet come to the gallus.'
gpt
Randy says that she misses the folks at home, and her friends here at school, but aside from that her letters are cheerful, and she feels that she is getting on so rapidly that it makes her contented, said Molly Wilson,
human
We miss Randy, said Belinda Babson,
gpt
She writes just as she talks, and when we get one of her letters it seems as if she were with us,
human
I didn't know what to make of Phoebe Small's last letter, said Dot Marvin.
gpt
She commenced by saying that she could never do as she wished, that she didn't like her roommate and that the two ladies who kept the school watched them so closely that the girls could hardly breathe without asking permission. Then she wrote, 'I don't want to say that I'm homesick but,--' and then she signed her name. She didn't finish the sentence, but there were two blistered places just above the name, as if the paper had been wet, and I am sure that she was crying while she wrote.