. I must haveheard that like at least a couple of dozen times that day. And every timeI opened a box I had to model all the things in it and then choo...e whatwas my favourite and then she would have me keep that thing on. And likethey were all things that were right for a girl my age to be wearing sofrom then on I didn't have to dress like my Mom anymore, which was reallynice.So I was gradually getting dressed - but like very, very slowly since Ihad to model everything as I went and then every. There was only one place where I had to do some shoveling to clear the road wide enough for the wagon. We were lucky that the trail was not so steep that Linda was going to have any trouble pulling the loaded wagon back up the hill.We had hardly reached the valley when Eve had us stop while she looked at some leafy plants and something that looked like grain stalks. She collected samples of both and we continued on. We stopped five more times for her to collect leaves and fruit. She also dug a. We all got to bed, and woke up and packed for our next stop, which was Kansas City, Missouri, where we stayed for our first four cities in Missouri; St. Joseph, Kansas City, Independence and Lee’s Summit. After that were Columbia, then Branson, O’Fallon, St. Louis and Springfield. The audiences in Branson were quite appreciative of our talent.After Missouri, was Arkansas; specifically, the cities of Springdale, Fayetteville, Fort Smith and Little Rock. Next was Tennessee with Memphis,. Swiiiish-whaaack!It was a beauty as ever from the old lady and left a red line across her already reddened cheeks. Her head bucked at the sting.Swiiiish-whaaack!Another scorcher and again Liz’s head bucked up and she yelped. Miss Haywood knew he was making her mark once again.Swiiiish-whaaack!A loud yelp from Liz confirmed the reliable accuracy of that cane stroke.Swiiiish-whaaack!The same response was given by Liz. Miss Green smiled.Swiiiish-whaaack!“Oh, gosh!” came the cry.Miss Haywood drew.