ys. Not infrequently they turned their thoughts to pleasure: sometimes in company with others. Thus it was that, on a certain Sunday, they joined a number of their “pals” in a char-a-banc picnic to Belgrave. About mid-day the party came to a halt not far from Mrs. Penny’s store. It benefited by the…
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ys. Not infrequently they turned their thoughts to pleasure: sometimes in company with others. Thus it was that, on a certain Sunday, they joined a number of their “pals” in a char-a-banc picnic to Belgrave. About mid-day the party came to a halt not far from Mrs. Penny’s store. It benefited by their purchases, and they all behaved as best they could to the little woman who served them: albeit, she was a trifle flustered by their boisterous ways and by their clamouring demands for raspberries and cream. In spite of the profit she was making out of them, it was therefore a relief to her nerves when they were apparently satisfied..
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