Capitolo 76
"I cannot wait" as soon as, the sighed of Keineth in a tragic way.
"The last day is very amusing of all", Peggy explained.
"How can we establish in calm living down never?"
"Huh--fast enough! I have to start to make a review English. I have a
conditions to do on."
"And I want to work on my music", cried Keineth, suddenly
conscience-tormented.
"Mother says that night of to-tomorrow us we will leave above without breath with a supper on the
beach. It is a lot of jollier that the dance of supper to the Baton and us we are
too much youth to go to that in every way. Barb could go if she wanted, but
she would have rather the fun in the beach. We fry smoked bacon and corn of roast and
mother ago cocoa and then we sing. Oh, dear, doesn't want him/it is terrible to
does it grow old and doesn't it make those things?"
Together their the sighed powerfully to such perspective!
For the last day of the Sporting week it was a program of fun that
immediately started after breakfast and it lasted through the day. All the
members of baton gathered on the beach where he/she gaily-decorated had boxes
built state. From these lemonade and sandwiches you/they had served
continually. The motor boats, canoes and skiffs, their flags flying,
done bright it squirts of color against the green water. Poles, overcame
with flags, marked the course for the swimming runs. The judges were
taken one of the greatest motor boats.
Keineth had never seen completely anything to like him/it. To her it seemed as a
chapter from of the history and a history strange and exciting!
The committee had systematized games and runs for the very small one
lads so that during the morning the forehead from beach was active with
them--small girls bright-dagli eyes, bobbed-hairy, you starch and tanned,
boys naked-that it has legs vainly trying to elude the careful care of the,
mothers and nanny-girls that constituted a background the beautiful scene.
The dispute of life-saving followed the swimming runs. Four others
besides Peggy had entered: Segatore of Molly, Helen Downer Mary Freeman and