And to him, as to all the other children, Katy was evidently the center and the sun. They all revolved about her, and trusted her for everything.
Beside the pleasure of knowing Katy to be almost well again, she had the additional enjoyment of seeing for herself how many changes for the better had taken place, during the four years, among the little cousins she loved so much.
She made a bolt for the yard as soon as the bell rang, and mounted up all alone to the wood-house roof, where she sat with her back to the school, fighting with her eyes, and trying to get her face in order before the rest should come.
This noon, after the dinners were eaten, it was proposed that they should play something in the school-room, and Katy's unlucky star put it into her head to invent a new game, which she called the Game of Rivers.
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The line that does not contain a temporal transition is:
"And to him, as to all the other children, Katy was evidently the center and the sun. They all revolved about her, and trusted her for everything."
This line describes Katy's role and the children's relationship with her but does not indicate a specific time or sequence of events. The other lines involve time-related elements, such as specific instances of actions or changes occurring over time.
