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Randy and Snowfoot
"I'll tell you just one thing more," said Randy
As she looked from the window and saw the flying landscape
As the smoke flew backward the flaming torch revealed the sleeping children
Randy urges Polly to sing
Randy and Prue sat under the shadow of the blossoming branches
THROUGH THE FIELDS
The sunniest place upon the hillside was the little pasture in which the old mare was grazing, moving slowly about and nipping at the short grass as if that which lay directly under her nose could not be nearly as choice as that which she could obtain by constant perambulation.
A blithe voice awoke the echoes with a fragment of an old song. The mare looked up and gave a welcoming whinny as Randy Weston, Squire Weston's daughter, crossed the pasture, her pink sunbonnet hanging from her arm by its strings.
"Glad to see me, Snowfoot?" asked Randy as she laid a caressing hand upon the mare's neck and looked into the soft eyes which seemed to express a world of love for the girl who never allowed a friendly whinny to pass unnoticed.
"My! but this August sun is hot," said Randy, vigorously wielding her sunbonnet for a fan.
"And before we can turn 'round it will be September, and then there'll be lessons to learn, yes, and plenty of work to be done if I mean to keep the promise I made myself when I won the prize in June.
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