nted to say, I loveyou. Sometimes hismanner was a little tooearnest to be quite agree-able. There was, per-haps, just the least hintin the world of bunting;but Charlie thought itall only the deers way of showing his love. he loves me better than any of you ! Then mamma and the children walked… … W\\ 0 mamma, he crieA, CHARLIES RIDE IN THE PARK. with Charlie on his back. And Charlie could not even hold on tothe deers neck, for he was riding backwards. The deer was frightened, and was making his best jumps. Hewent like the wind. No one laughed, for it was a very dangerousride. In a few…
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