There he stays and meets every train . So we had to do something to make him comfortable . Joe built the kennel so that Monday could lie in it and still see the platform , so we hope he will occupy it . `` Monday has become quite famous . A reporter of the Enterprise came out from town and photographed him and wrote up the whole story of his faithful vigil . It was published in the Enterprise and copied all over Canada . But that does n't matter to poor little Monday , Jem has gone away -- Monday does n't know where or why -- but he will wait until he comes back . Somehow it comforts me : it 's foolish , I suppose , but it gives me a feeling that Jem will come back or else Monday would n't keep on waiting for him . `` Jims is snoring beside me in his cradle . It is just a cold that makes him snore -- not adenoids . Irene had a cold yesterday and I know she gave it to him , kissing him . He is not quite such a nuisance as he was ; he has got some backbone and can sit up quite nicely , and he loves his bath now and splashes unsmilingly in the water instead of twisting and shrieking . Oh , shall I ever forget those first two months ! I do n't know how I lived through them . But here I am and here is Jims and we both are going to ` carry on . ' I tickled him a little bit tonight when I undressed him -- I would n't bounce him but Morgan does n't mention tickling -- just to see if he would smile for me as well as Irene . And he did -- and out popped the dimples . What a pity his mother could n't have seen them ! `` I finished my sixth pair of socks today . With the first three I got Susan to set the heel for me .
Then I thought that was a bit XXXXX shirking , so I learned to do it myself .
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