Rhymes Riddles Retrospect and Requiems - With Just an Iota of Reason - by: Charlotte (Perdue) Perry
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The sun is shining so bright outside, "It's the beautifullest day I've ever seen." Everybody but me is outside having fun, but I have to stay in, Mother says I've been mean. It would serve them right, I bet they'd be sorry, if I were to get sick and just upped and died. I bet then they'd believe I was telling the truth, and big, fat, Dorothy was telling a lie. She told Mother I got mad for no reason at all, and pushed her out of the chinaberry tree! Just how was I to know she wasn't holding on? Besides she started it by spitting on me. I wish I hadn't told her about my secret place, but she crossed her heart she wouldn't tell. Then, she said she would, and she spit on me, I pushed her a little, that's when she fell. I suppose I could tell Dorothy I was sorry. Then Mother would let me go out and play. But God and I both would know it wasn't true, so I guess I'll just read "Little Women" today.
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Rhymes Riddles Retrospect and Requiems - With Just an Iota of Reason - by: Charlotte (Perdue) Perry
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