“We can do some of these ourselves,” Arliva said. “Now we must have a great deal of tinsel, which is used at Christmas and I think some small balloons among the trees would look particularly attractive.”
Everyone serving in the shop was running to bring something else that might look pretty in the wood.
By the time they had finished, Johnnie had written almost four pages of what had been purchased.
“We will take all we can work on back with us,” Arliva informed Mr. Moss. “And perhaps you will be kind enough to send us the remainder of the materials as soon as possible.”
“I certainly will,” Mr. Moss replied. “I am thinking that you will need a great deal more silver tinsel than we have in the shop at present.”
“Perhaps you will find some more stored away,” Arliva suggested, “and please
