PA AND Uncle raded o  Polly and all to spend t to  ook Laura and Mary and Carrie to spend t Polly.

    Ma and Aunt Polly ogetill dinner time. Aunt Pollys yard o play, because tumps ump to stump I  ever touche ground.

    Even Laura, , could do t trees ogetump to stump all over tumps  a time, and op rail of t being afraid.

    Pa and Uncle  in tting ts eel blade fastened to a frames t caugalks of grain o tanding oats.  enougo make a pile, t stalks off ts, into neat he ground.

    It o tting it, t into the piles.

    After all t, t go over time toop over eacaking up a alks in eac togeto make a longer strand. they

    tigie tuck in its ends.

    After t be so make a sood five bundles uprigoget- t talks to make a little roof and ser the five bundles from dew and rain.

    Every stalk of t grain must al .

    Pa and Uncle  and still t ted rain. ts  cut and in t. ter. At noon Pa and Uncle o t  C  afternoon.

    Laura looked at Pa,  o Ma t Uncle  Polly spoiled Ceam. But C all.

    Noo t deal of time. o ter, and cer-jug one whe blades needed sharpening.

    All t C  to go to ted to stay in t, of course,  say so.

    Pa and Uncle  rest at all. te in a  rigo hem.

    No, and sed to play a quiet, ladylike play. So in ternoon tumps oves, and leaves he children.

    On t nigell Ma w he field.

    Instead of rouble  in t sstone, so to  for it er-jug till Uncle ed at imes, and then he was sullen.

    After t alking and asking questions. too o pay any attention to old o go a bothem.

    But to s.

    to C t;I fooled you t time!”

    Pa said if anned t boys  t Uncle  do it.

    So took a drink of er and  back to work.

    times Co  as t t it ill, Uncle  tan his hide.

    time  imes t t on heir work.

    C on screaming, louder and s say anyt Uncle ;Let ; So t on  him scream.

    on jumping up and doop. At last Uncle henry said:

    quot;Maybe somet; t across to him.

    And all t time Cs nest!

    ts lived in a nest in tepped on it by mistake. ttle bees in  t yellos came s  stings, and t C  get away.

    inging inging s legs and stinging and crainging. tung.

    Pa and Uncle ook s nest. ts and tings inging  of  o the house.

    Laura and Mary and tly in to t tears could  of his eyes.

    , and ood out stiff and stle, e dents all over  face and neck.

    Laura and Mary and tood and looked at him.

    Ma and Aunt Polly came running out of t ter. C s. So t a big pan of eart Polly took Co the house and undressed him.

    tered . t and put o bed.  and  Polly covered ied t Polly steeped some o give ood around for some time, looking at him.

    It  nigs   do any harm.

    Pa could not stay to supper; o get ing, at  milked on time t give so mucc into the wagon.

    Pa ired and   drive very  t beside  on tell about w Charley had done.

    Laura and Mary  anyone could be as naug o s.  minded o  work.

    told about ts nest, and ;It served ttle liar right.”

    After srundle bed t nigened to treaming from t about w Pa had said.

    S about s o C it served C, too. It served  because rously naug to sting heir home.

    But s understand and  said a word.