fiery eyes looked into the doll-house. It was Louies kitten, who had been left in the room over night; but how could the dolls know that ? They were sure it was some wild animal. The kitten walked into the house andcurled itself up in Mrs. Bussfusss bed, and that was the end ofthe party. When Louie…
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