242 Fohnuy's Scheme.

 

kept saying. ‘ Why don’t you open
the door ?’

And at last Johnny was obliged
to come down a bit, and say—

‘I wish you'd sZow me, May, only
don’t ao it, you know.’

So May showed him ; and it soon
opened then, as silly little Johnny
thought, all because of his turning
and pulling. As for May’s help, that
went for nothing.

Then May made haste to do te
errand, and they both set off home-
wards.

Johnny, however, did not go far,
He thought to himself, ‘ Now I’ll see
what a big boy I am.’:

May was talking to her doll, and