"We
always got along very well as we were, but lately, we have found we could
have things much more convenient, and when God gave us two more dear
children, we needed room for them, and comforts and appliances to take
care of our little new daughter right. When we got started, one thing led
to another until we are pretty well torn up; but we've saved the best
place for her, and the worst is over."
"Yes we are on the finish now," said Peter.
"I did think of taking her and going to my sister's," continued Mrs.
Harding, "but Peaches isn't accustomed to meeting people, while Mickey and
I both thought being among strangers and changing beds and food would be
worse for her than the annoyance of remodelling; then too, I wanted very
much to see the work here done as I desired. At first I was doubtful about
keeping her, but she doesn't mind in the least; she even takes her
afternoon naps with hammers pounding not so far from her----"
"Gee, there is no noise and jar here to compare with Multiopolis," said
Mickey.
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