“The last time I swang in this swing, I almost crashed into a barn swallow,” he yelled.
“Take that frog out!” ordered Fern. Avery straddled the rope and jumped.
He sailed out through the door, frog and all, and into the sky, frog and all. Then he sailed back into the barn.
“Your tongue is purple!” screamed Fern. “So is yours!” cried Avery, sailing out again with the frog.
“I have hay inside my dress! It itches!” called Fern. “Scratch it!” yelled Avery, as he sailed back.
“It's my turn,” said Fern. “Jump off!” “Fern's got the itch!” sang Avery.
When he jumped off, he threw the swing up to his sister. She shut her eyes tight and jumped.
She felt the dizzy drop, then the supporting lift of the swing.
When she opened her eyes she was looking up into the blue sky and was about to fly back through the door.
They took turns for an hour. When the children grew tired of swinging,
they went down toward the pasture and picked wild raspberries and ate them.
Their tongues turned from purple to red. Fern bit into a raspberry that had a bad-tasting bug inside it, and got discouraged.
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