Capitolo 59
runs away with his/her treasure.
"The President--writing to you! Oh, says--" William puffed in derision.
Peggy, offended to the shadiness of Keineth, it turned again her on her. "ME
doesn't want to see Your letter, in every way" she said ungraciously.
"Oh, please--I would love to show him/it, only--I promised--" Then, as Peggy
not datum any signal to sweeten, Keineth slowly walked I pour the house with
his/her letter.
"I think that the mean of Keineth has secrets", and Peggy dug his/her hoe
wildly in the earth. "You act so mysterious on his/her father and
I will bet is not anything!"
"But that letter _was_ from the President, I guess! Whistle of Gee, thinks of
really getting a letter from him! I desire me to be Understanding!"
"Don't be anything! Whoever can be President--I mean some man!"
"Only the same, mother told me that of the day we would have been very proud of
the father of intelligent Keineth. You would not tell me some more. I will bet him/it
would be terrible interesting to know him/it! There is certainly anything
spoil around as anybody knows where he is! I guess me I will ask to Understanding to say
me only a little. I can hold a secret."
"Well, you can know his/her old secret for everybody that I take care of", and Peggy started
for the barn. William didn't follow. He had thought to a plan. He is able
you challenge Understanding to a game of tennis. And he would allow her to strike him/it. Then
he would very casually ask her of his/her father and it would promise, on his/her explorer
honors, don't say a soul! The plan seemed good. He would wait him to
comes down.
In his/her room Keineth had opened the great white envelope. From in
she drew a sheet of paper on that you/he/she was written some lines, and with
it a blue envelope of very thin paper, addressed in his/her father
it engages family. With a small to whine her the takings on and he/she kissed him/it
again and again. Before she broke his/her seal she read that on which you/he/she was written
the sheet that had included him.
The few lines were signed "Faithfully, Woodrow Wilson." They started, "My