Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 813
ing of the sort,—Kittyman Tannyman got downfrom the swing which her brother had made forher under the rose-geranium, and, running softlyover the carpet,, crawled into one of her papas slip-pers that were warming by the fire, and squeezedand crowded herself into the toe of it completelyout of sight.… … KITTYMAN HAS BEGUN TO GROW SMALLER. Presently in came her papa, and he and hermamma both stood before the door talking a vastamount of nonsense, it seemed to Kittyman Tan-nyman. Then her mamma said : Mercy—thedinner ! Now where is that mouse ? Dear me, said her papa, in a discouragedvoice, is she…
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