Summary

Portrait of L. Frank Baum L. Frank Baum Mary Louise and the Liberty Girls… (1918)

Abe's a great joker, anyhow."
That this was a rather lame retraction was apparent even to Annie Boyle. She gave Josie a suspicious look, but Josie's face was absolutely expressionless. The maid was placing her order before her and she calmly began her breakfast. A moment later, the old lady rose and tottered out of the room.
"Gee! I wish I had her money," remarked Annie Boyle, looking after her. "She's got a wad of stocks an' just has to cut coupons off 'em. Lives here easy an' don't worry. If I had her dough I'd—" She stopped suddenly.
"Money's a good thing to have," said Josie.
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