As they reached it they saw their mamma and their Aunt Lolly out in the front yard, bringing in pots of flowers and vines.

" "Oh, I'm sure something will happen if you let the children carry any of the flowers!" cried Aunt Lolly, who was a dear, fussy little old lady.

" The children were glad to help their mother and Aunt Lolly.

Hal and Mab lived with their papa and mamma, and Aunt Lolly, in a fine house in the city.

Sometimes he would even hide Aunt Lolly's spectacles and she would have the hardest work finding them.

"What have you there?" asked Aunt Lolly.

" "It burst our milk bottle once, I know," said Aunt Lolly.

"Hal! Mab!" called Aunt Lolly.

exclaimed Aunt Lolly.

"Oh, I'm sure something will happen!" cried Aunt Lolly.

Mamma Blake was very busy cooking breakfast, and so was Aunt Lolly.

"I want to show mamma and Aunt Lolly and Uncle Pennywait that Roly-Poly is still alive.

"Oh, how wonderful!" cried Aunt Lolly when she heard the story.

He had learned early that she was as shy about doing a kindness as a child who hides its face, while offering you half of its lolly-pop.

I used tu give her lolly-pops.

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Sir Trolly Lolly will I prove to thee.

Brighteyes found Sister Sallie just finishing helping Mrs. Bushytail do up the housework, and Sister Sallie was singing: Hippity-hop to the barber-shop, To buy a lolly-pop lally.

This is how it goes: "I wish I had some candy Or a peanut lolly-pop.

Thunders of applause followed, and "Bravo, Lolly!"

Thunders of "Go it, Lolly!

He brings me lollies, gloves, ribbons, or something every time he comes from town.

There was a table at one end of the room on which was any amount of cherries, lollies, cake, dainties, beers, syrups, and glasses, where all could regale themselves without ceremony or bother every time the inclination seized them.

Mary Mapes Dodge: lolly girl.

Mary Mapes Dodge: lolly girl.