ever, Auntie May, thinking of Robbiesdisappointment, for a surprise bought him a hat, which she or-dered to be sent immediately. In the meantime, grandpa, from the next room, heard Robbiecrying, and came in to see what was the matter, and Robbie EVER SO MANY HATS. 343 told him the whole story.… … At noon, when mamma came home with her new hat, thinkinghow pleased Robbie would be, she saw him playing in the yard,with one on his head ; so she called him, and asked if papa hadcome home and bought the hat. He told her no ; that Uncle Edhad given it to him, and there were two more in the house…
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