` Do n't get lost , and come back safely in the evening , ' said the big sister . ` Greetings to the raspberry worm , ' said Otto , mockingly . ` Next time I meet him I shall do him the honour of eating him up . ' So Aina and Lisa went off to the wood . Ah ! how delightful it was there , how beautiful ! It was certainly tiresome sometimes climbing over the fallen trees , and getting caught in the branches , and waging war with the juniper bushes and the midges , but what did that matter ? The girls climbed well in their short dresses , and soon they were deep in the wood . There were plenty of bilberries and elder berries , but no raspberries . They wandered on and on , and at last they came ... No , it could not be true ! ... they came to a large raspberry wood . The wood had been on fire once , and now raspberry bushes had grown up , and there were raspberry bushes and raspberry bushes as far as the eye could see . Every bush was weighted to the ground with the largest , dark red , ripe raspberries , such a wealth of berries as two little berry pickers had never found before ! Lisa picked , Aina picked . Lisa ate , Aina ate , and in a little while their baskets were full . ` Now we shall go home , ' said Aina . ` No , let us gather a few more , ' said Lisa . So they put the baskets down on the ground and began to fill their pinafores , and it was not long before their pinafores were full , too . ` Now we shall go home , ' said Lina . ` Yes , now we shall go home , ' said Aina .
Both girls took a basket in one hand and held up her apron in the other and then turned XXXXX go home .
So as at before in on over to while with