Mathilda
But Edith signed, “We know, stupid.”
We stared at the Petrified Fatma who unwarily kept dancing like a fowl, but Agnes did not even to bother to hold her laugh, and it made Edith and I rung with laughter too.
“It is not funny guys, I said help!” Fatma complained. For a timid girl she sure had a loud mouth.
“Stay still. We can’t help you if you keep dancing like a chicken.” I told her.
Agnes imitated her, but included, a “Bok, bok, bok!” sound, and it seemed that it was necessary to add a “Cock-a-doodle-doo!”, so I did.