Explore "Marjories's Vacation" by Carolyn Wells on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
The result of Marjorie's fall from the roof was a sprained ankle. It / wasn't a bad sprain, but the doctor said she must stay in bed for / several days.
"But I don't mind very much," said Marjorie, who persisted in looking / on the bright side of everything, "for it will give me a chance to / enjoy this beautiful room better. But, Grandma, I can't quite make out / whether I was disobedient or not. You never told me not to slide down / the roof, did you?"