dpleasant blue eyesand rosy cheeks. Hewas whistling a livelytune, as if he wasvery merry and hap-py. When Kitty sawhim, she liftedup her headand gave a loud* mew. The boystopped and noticed( r^u her.Poor Kitty! said he; I be-0 ^**4^^^^^ lievo you are hungry, and arc ask-ing me to feed you. I wish I… … THE GOOD LITTLE MILKMAN. He poured some milk out of his can into the hollow, and Kittjran and lapped it up as fast as she could. Then he poured in some more, till Kitty had eaten all she wanted.When he had done this, he said, Good-morning, Kitty, and hewent on his way whistling. Was nt he a good…
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