“However he did it, I guess it proves the Brownie Story,” asserted Vevi.
The other girls asked her what she meant.
Vevi grinned happily and bent down to sniff the fragrance of a big yellow tulip. Then with twinkling eyes, she replied:
“It does seem almost like it,” admitted Connie.
“This wonderful surprise proves that elves are still at work,” Vevi said with a laugh. “They live in Rosedale and everywhere in the world. And best of all, they serve the Brownies!”
Punctuation has been standardised. Chapter headings have been retained as published, most with figures, others words. Spelling and hyphenation have been retained as in the original publication except as follows:
Page 72 varieties wil be shown _changed to_ varieties will be shown
Page 92 Vevi and Connie saw that the river _changed to_ Vevi and Hanny saw that the river
Page 92 the lowbent branches _changed to_ the low-bent branches
Page 112 went over to asked the garden _changed to_ went over to ask the garden
Page 134 that the canves bag _changed to_ that the canvas bag
Page 139 Vevi who understand what _changed to_ Vevi who understood what
Page 202 She look at her wristwatch _changed to_ She looked at her wristwatch
Page 211 As the girls aproached closer _changed to_ As the girls approached closer
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