yside. She had crawled in and could not get out. Poor Molly!said Nellie Bly, as she lifted the little kid out of its narrow bed ; she is as frightened about her baby as your mother would be aboutyou, Helen, if you fell down stairs. She is trjang to thank you, said Ernestine, as Molly made a… … MOLLY AND HER KID. 154 THE STORY OF THE GANDER. bleated so piteously that Ernestine said, Come, Nellie Bly, }7ourewanted again. She called Helen, and they followed the kid, who kept crying aloud,to a stake where Molly had been fastened by a long rope. The goat had wound the rope around herself till…
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