Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 47
could desire, and wasmuch like the little prince that history tells usof, whose nurse found him one day crying be-cause he wanted to ivant something! Butsuch a gift as this was quite novel; and when 562 PUSSINELLA. [May, the pretty basket, with its top of blue satin likea bonbonniere, was opened… … alas for Pussinella! — she could not share thispleasure. She had been taken away from hermother, and, in spite of caresses and dainties,for many days she did nothing but cry piteouslyand refuse all comfort. It is a cats nature, how-ever, to accommodate itself to circumstances;and before very long…
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