e for them, said Nannie; Norah toldme last night. She says if we put them on our noses — so — andshe put one astride her nose as she spoke,—they will make ournoses of the most beautiful shape, not at all puggy and turnedup as they are now, you know. Wouldnt it be splendid to tryit? Now the three… … oa/sS3™™ ,-,- That night three clothes-pins were missing from the basket. Thethree little girls, after being tucked in by mamma for the night,-each slyly drew one from under her pillow and put it on hernose. It took them some time to go to sleep in such a queer fix,but they did at last. When mamma…
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