Betsy And the Boys
“It's a Secret When Betsy stepped out of Mr. Kilpatrick's red car, she heard Billy call, "Hiya, Betsy!" "Oh, dear! There's Billy," said Betsy to Mr. Kilpatrick. "He's on our side porch." "Good thing we put that football in the hatbox," whispered Mr. Kilpatrick. "He'll never guess what it is." Betsy giggled. "Wouldn't he be surprised if he knew?" she whispered back. Aloud she said, "Thank you, Mr. Kilpatrick, for bringing me home." By this time Billy had run out to the car. "Hello, Mr. Kilpatrick!" he cried. "Why did you have to bring Betsy home?" Then he spied the kitten in Betsy's arms. "Oh, boy!" he cried. "Where did you get the swell kitten?" Billy's eyes were big and round.
"Mrs. Kilpatrick gave it to me. It's a royal prince or princess. We don't know which. But anyway its mother is the Queen of Sheba." "Golly!" exclaimed Billy.
"Well, so long," called Mr. Kilpatrick as he started the car. "Careful of your hat, Betsy," he added with a grin.
"Good-bye, Mr. Kilpatrick," said Betsy. "...Thanks for everything." Billy followed Betsy into the house and out onto the porch.MoreLess
"Mrs. Kilpatrick gave it to me. It's a royal prince or princess. We don't know which. But anyway its mother is the Queen of Sheba." "Golly!" exclaimed Billy.
"Well, so long," called Mr. Kilpatrick as he started the car. "Careful of your hat, Betsy," he added with a grin.
"Good-bye, Mr. Kilpatrick," said Betsy. "...Thanks for everything." Billy followed Betsy into the house and out onto the porch.MoreLess
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