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On
a
pleasant
Thursday
morning
Pollyanna
had
been
taking
calf
's
-
foot
jelly
again
to
Mrs.
Snow
.
Mrs.
Snow
and
Pollyanna
were
the
best
of
friends
now
.
Their
friendship
had
started
from
the
third
visit
Pollyanna
had
made
,
the
one
after
she
had
told
Mrs.
Snow
of
the
game
.
Mrs.
Snow
herself
was
playing
the
game
now
,
with
Pollyanna
.
To
be
sure
,
she
was
not
playing
it
very
well
--
she
had
been
sorry
for
everything
for
so
long
,
that
it
was
not
easy
to
be
glad
for
anything
now
.
But
under
Pollyanna
's
cheery
instructions
and
merry
laughter
at
her
mistakes
,
she
was
learning
fast
.
To-day
,
even
,
to
Pollyanna
's
huge
delight
,
she
had
said
that
she
was
glad
Pollyanna
brought
calf
's
-
foot
jelly
,
because
that
was
just
what
she
had
been
wanting
--
she
did
not
know
that
Milly
,
at
the
front
door
,
had
told
Pollyanna
that
the
minister
's
wife
had
already
that
day
sent
over
a
great
bowlful
of
that
same
kind
of
jelly
.
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Pollyanna
was
thinking
of
this
now
when
suddenly
she
saw
the
boy
.
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The
boy
was
sitting
in
a
disconsolate
little
heap
by
the
roadside
,
whittling
half-heartedly
at
a
small
stick
.
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"
Hullo
,
"
smiled
Pollyanna
,
engagingly
.
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The
boy
glanced
up
,
but
he
looked
away
again
,
at
once
.
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"
Hullo
yourself
,
"
he
mumbled
.
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Pollyanna
laughed
.
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"
Now
you
do
n't
look
as
if
you
'd
be
glad
even
for
calf
's
-
foot
jelly
,
"
she
chuckled
,
stopping
before
him
.
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The
boy
stirred
restlessly
,
gave
her
a
surprised
look
,
and
began
to
whittle
again
at
his
stick
,
with
the
dull
,
broken-bladed
knife
in
his
hand
.
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Pollyanna
hesitated
,
then
dropped
herself
comfortably
down
on
the
grass
near
him
.
In
spite
of
Pollyanna
's
brave
assertion
that
she
was
"
used
to
Ladies
'
Aiders
,
"
and
"
did
n't
mind
,
"
she
had
sighed
at
times
for
some
companion
of
her
own
age
.
Hence
her
determination
to
make
the
most
of
this
one
.