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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 142

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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 … on the ledge, outside the window, to be as near her little friends asshe could. When Ellie waked in the morning there was the little kit lookingin at her. Ellie thought she said, u Mew, mew ! Do let me conicto you! And she made haste to let her in, you may be sure! MRS. D. P. BAMFORD.

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