Barbara called, "I'll get it."

She had lifted the other three youngsters from the wagon and they were

tumbling around in the grass. Joe watched them closely; he had never

been here before and he did not know what to expect in such a place.

Then the children found the place he had mowed and played there. Joe

relaxed. He had just covered that ground himself, and knew there was

nothing harmful on it. The youngsters showed no inclination to go

elsewhere. The tall grass was as high as their heads and they became

entangled in it. This was more to their liking.

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