faces, in water-proof hoods, eager withdesire. They were attentivepupils this time, andwere soon running arace to see who coulddo the most in ten min-utes. After the sun came out once more, they took the knitters tothe favorite apple-tree where they often played and read. Theyspent more time there… … 54 GO TO SLEEP, BABY! And one day, when they were going to see a little friend whohad gone to a hospital for a little time on account of an injury,they could think of nothing so nice to carry her as one of thelittle toy-knitters. A. E. A.
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