LESSON 68 dug roots thump offense toad spools heaped smoothed forth apron closets dandelions BESSIE One day, Bessie thought how nice it would be to have a garden with only wild flowers in it. So into the house she ran to find her Aunt Annie, and ask her leave to go over on the shady hillside, across the brook, where the wild flowers grew thickest. "Yes, indeed, you may go," said Aunt Annie; "but what will you put the roots and earth in while you are making the garden?" "Oh," said Bessie, "I can take my apron." Her aunt laughed, and said, "A basket will be better, I think." So they looked in the closets and the attic, everywhere;
