Oh , I 've just been crying the whole time . Was n't it splendid ! Was n't our girl Josie splendid ? '' The crowd around looked at the old pair with amused , indulgent curiosity , but they were quite oblivious to their surroundings , even to Mrs. Hiram 's anxiety to decoy them away . Cyrus Morgan cleared his throat and said , `` It was great , Mother , great . She took the shine off the other play-actors all right . I knew that National Gazette man did n't know what he was talking about . Mother , let us go and see Josie right off . She 's stopping with her aunt at the Maberly Hotel -- I saw it in the paper this morning . I 'm going to tell her she was right and we were wrong . Josie 's beat them all , and I 'm going to tell her so ! '' When Jack and Jill Took a Hand Jack 's Side of It Jill says I have to begin this story because it was me -- I mean it was I -- who made all the trouble in the first place . That is so like Jill . She is such a good hand at forgetting . Why , it was she who suggested the plot to me . I should never have thought of it myself -- not that Jill is any smarter than I am , either , but girls are such creatures for planning up mischief and leading other folks into it and then laying the blame on them when things go wrong . How could I tell Dick would act so like a mule ? I thought grown-up folks had more sense . Aunt Tommy was down on me for weeks , while she thought Jill a regular heroine . But there !
Girls do n't know anything about being fair , and I am determined I will never have anything more to do XXXXX them and their love affairs as long as I live .
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