Miss Mouse and Her Boys

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Molesworth Mrs.. Miss Mouse and Her Boys

CHAPTER I 'WHAT A LOT OF BOYS!'

CHAPTER II. PAT AND PETS

CHAPTER III. GUESTS AT TEA

CHAPTER IV. WANTED – A SISTER

CHAPTER V. BOB

CHAPTER VI. FERRETS AND FAIRIES

CHAPTER VII. NANCE'S STORY

CHAPTER VIII. NANCE'S STORY (continued)

CHAPTER IX. MISS MOUSE 'AT HOME'

CHAPTER X. THE STORY OF THE LUCKY PENNY

CHAPTER XI. A GREAT SACRIFICE

CHAPTER XII. OUT ON THE MOOR

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Aunt Mattie smiled again to herself at Justin's last words. She felt very much inclined to say that in her opinion the two youngest boys were much less likely to get into mischief if left by themselves than under the elders' care. But just now, for Rosamond's sake, she thought it better to say nothing which would lead to any more discussions. So after a moment's thought she turned again to Justin.

'I will stay here with the little ones,' she said, 'if you take Rosamond out to see your pets – '

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'I'll pick it up for you,' he said, and so he did, taking care first to shut the stable door on the anxious mother.

'It is a nice soft little thing,' said Miss Mouse, when she had got it safe in her arms, 'but – oh it's going to bite me,' and but for fear of hurting it, she would have got rid of master puppy in double-quick time.

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