bumps

Bumps would continue with his course at Cornell for this winter anyhow.

The farmer's wife came out and said she had seen both the children, for Bumps had tumbled down in the yard and grazed her knees.

"They're upstairs," said Bumps, tears filling her blue eyes, which she vainly struggled to keep back.

"Jill is going to be very, very good to-day," said Bumps confidentially to Jack.

Bumps knelt down, holding the Bible devoutly in her little fat hands.

Bumps looked about her, then put one finger in her mouth and considered.

So Mr. Errington obeyed, and the ladies rustled after them, taking Bumps with them.

Bumps trotted up to the stones then looked helplessly round.

"You ought not to have let Bumps go," said Miss Webb sharply.

It needed a good deal of explaining to Bumps before she was completely satisfied.