THE YOKED KITTENS. I suppose there never was a little girl who had such an odd dollscarriage, or such a queer pair of ponies to drag it, as Flossie had.Her brother Tom had made a little yoke, all by himself, just like thebig yokes they use to work oxen. When it was finished he put it on the two… … other. After training them every clay for a week, so they would pulltogether, and not try to get their heads out of the yoke, he hitchedthem into a small ox-cart John, the coachman, had made for him. Then Flossie lent him her black doll, Pompey, to stand up in frontand drive. Of course Tom really…
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