Marjorie's Maytime

And before the Maynards left Cambridge, it was definitely arranged that Cousin Jack and Cousin Ethel should visit them in the near future.

The next day the Maynards started for home. They were to stop a day or two in Boston, and then proceed by easy stages back to Rockwell.

As the big car started away from the Bryant house, after farewells both merry and affectionate, the children sang in gay chorus, one of their favorite road songs:

"All through the MayThe Maynards play;And every dayIs a holiday.Glad and gay,The Maynards play;Maytime for Maynards,Maynards for May!No longer in Cambridge can we stay,But over the hills and far-a-way;And so good-day,For we must away,May for the Maynards! The Maynards for May!"