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"Miss Pepper—Miss Pepper!" Polly turned quickly, it was such an anxious little cry. "What? Oh, Amy Loughead." Amy threw herself up against Polly's gown. "Oh, if I may," she began, flushing painfully. "You see my brother is coming to-morrow—I've a letter—so if you will let me." "Let you what?" cried Polly, with a little laugh; "go on, Amy, don't be afraid." "You see it is just this way," Amy twisted her fingers together, drew her breath hard, and rushed on nervously; "Jack—he's my brother, you know—promised me—I never told you—if I would only learn to play on the piano, he'd take me to Europe with him next time, and now he's coming to-morrow, and—and, oh! what shall I do?" Amy was far gone now, and she ended with a little howl of distress, that brought two or three of the "Salisbury girls" flying in with astonishment. "Go back," said Polly to them all, and they ran off as suddenly as they had popped in, to leave Amy and the music teacher alone.

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Book is good condition no tears or water damage, nice and clean. Title and authors name written in ink on spine. Pepper Trade Mark Registered in US Patent Office Copyright 1890 and 1893 D Lothrop Co Copyright 1918 Twi Hundred and Thirty ninth Thousand Five Little Peppers Midway Printed in USA by Margaret Sidney Author of Five Little Peppers and How They Grow Illustrated by Hermann Heyer 1893

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WILL MR. KING LET THE LITTLEST PEPPER GET MARRIED?You remember The Five Little Peppers, don't you?Yes, those Peppers! Ben and Polly and Joel and Davie . . . and of course the youngest, Phronsie. You met them in one of the most famous children's books of all time, Five Little Peppers and How They Grew.Well, now they have grown! Grown up! Polly, for instance, is married to Jasper. They have a family.And Joel! Joel has become a minister!And we mentioned Phronsie -- well, Phronsie wants to marry a sculptor named Roslyn May, but Mr. King is opposed because he wants Phronsie to stay his little girl always . . .And what of the other Peppers? And that exciting fire aboard the boat to Europe?All the answers -- and more -- are here.

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