Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 111
C^hi jlLxttleGirtaskectsome Kittens to tea, To xueefc some Dolls front France s fttid, their Jvloiher came loo io enjoy a- view, iltiA afterwards piay- for the dance. But the Kittens were rude. % grabbe&iheir food, ihid/ireaiecl ike Dolls With jeers ■ Which, caused- their J4other an aching… … CHRISTMAS DAY. By Nora Perry. hat s this hurry, what s this flurry, All throughout the house to-day ?verywhere a merry scurry, Everywhere a sound of play.Something, too, s the matter, matter, Out-of-doors as well as in,For the bell goes clatter, clatter, Every minute — such a din ! Everybody…
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