Wee Macgreegor Enlists by John Joy Bell
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'You!' he replied more boldly than brightly. 'My! ye're gettin' quite forward-like,' she said, with that pleasant giggle of hers. 'High time!' said he, recklessly. After tea they went west and sat in the park. It was a lovely, hazy evening. 'Wud ye rayther be in a pictur' hoose, Maggie?' 'What's a pictur' hoose to be compared wi' this? If Heaven's like this, I'm prepared to dee.' With three rose-flavoured jujubes in her mouth, she sighed and nestled against him. In silence his arm went round her waist. * * * * * While waiting for the car back to camp he wrote on a picture postcard--'Cocoanut received with thanks. I wish I was dead,'--and dropped it into a pillar box. About the same hour, in the billet, Willie was disposing of the cocoa-nut by raffle, tickets one penny each. 'A queer-like present to get frae yer aunt,' said some one. |
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