d that; And now I must get me a tall, growed-up dwess, Aunt Belles is as pretty as any, I guess. And so on it went — it was glossy and fine, Oh! with such a lono; train, and as red as red wine ! Now, with grandpapas speckles, and grandmas mankilla,Ill make two free calls with my dolly,… … TV*0 21 To I tiiixk vour grasses are almostprettier than your flowers, said littleFlora, as she watched her sister arrang-ing her wood treasures after a driveto the South woods. You always findso many odd things, too. Like these brown balls, said Helen.smiling, as she held up some curiousoak-balls…
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