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o make special little pies andtarts for him on the semi-weekly baking day. ButHarolds favorite—his chum, as he called her—was Bess, who, although ten years older, was justas much interested in everything in which he de-lighted as if she were a boy herself. Bess had some fine chickens which were her… … THE BABY IMMEDIATELY ADOPTED THE YELLOWESTAND FLUFFIEST OF THE LOT. young in out-of-the-way places. To help herkeep track of her straying family, Bess had agreedto give Harold one from every dozen eggs or achick from every nest that he discovered. One spring Bess was given twelve beautifulwhite…
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