`` I think it 's a splendid idea , '' she said enthusiastically . `` I 'd like to know why we could n't get up as good a newspaper as they have in town ! Uncle Roger says the Daily Enterprise has gone to the dogs -- all the news it prints is that some old woman has put a shawl on her head and gone across the road to have tea with another old woman . I guess we could do better than that . You need n't think , Sara Stanley , that nobody but you can do anything . '' `` I think it would be great fun , '' said Peter decidedly . `` My Aunt Jane helped edit a paper when she was at Queen 's Academy , and she said it was very amusing and helped her a great deal . '' The Story Girl could hide her delight only by dropping her eyes and frowning . `` Bev wants to be editor , '' she said , `` and I do n't see how he can , with no experience . Anyhow , it would be a lot of trouble . '' `` Some people are so afraid of a little bother , '' retorted Felicity . `` I think it would be nice , '' said Cecily timidly , `` and none of us have any experience of being editors , any more than Bev , so that would n't matter . '' `` Will it be printed ? '' asked Dan . `` Oh , no , '' I said . `` We ca n't have it printed . We 'll just have to write it out -- we can buy foolscap from the teacher . '' `` I do n't think it will be much of a newspaper if it is n't printed , '' said Dan scornfully . `` It does n't matter very much what YOU think , '' said Felicity . `` Thank you , '' retorted Dan .
`` Of course , '' said the Story Girl hastily , not wishing to have Dan turned against our project , `` XXXXX all the rest of you want it I 'll go in for it too .
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