is the best way to play, and they decided to try.
They went back to the brook, and there were the two beautiful dragon flies, again floating over the water. So the first gold bug danced with the green dragon fly, and the second gold bug danced with the blue dragon fly; and then they changed about until they could dance no longer.
After that they played tag, and the first gold bug chased the second gold bug until they were tired. Then the first gold bug hid himself, and the second gold bug tried to find him, which was very good fun indeed.
And last of all they found another bell flower, and they rocked each other all the afternoon, until it was time to go home.
So they had a very good day after all, did those green and glittering gold bugs, for they had learned that to take turns is the best way to play.
The History of Tip-Top[1]
Under the window of a certain pretty cottage there grew a great old apple tree, which
- ↑ From Queer Little People, by Harriet Beecher Stowe (Houghton, Mifflin Company). By permission of the publishers. (Abridged.)
