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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 141

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dtheir play; she likes the children.If they are gone out of sight fora time she runs about the houseto find them. Kitty has to stay in the wood-|L shed at night; she does not likethis, but mamma says she mustnot stay in the house. One night kitty found outwhere the children slept. It wasa warm… … KITTYS FRIENDS. laugh when she found her. But she said, No, no, little kit; youmust not sleep with my babies! The next night the window was left open at the top. Kitty couldnot jump so high as that; so what do you think she did f She got

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