Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 175
TO KEEP US BOTH? ERMEE ASKED, arm around each of the children, he said ten- ago, but better late than never. And now for derly: No, darling; you are our own dear the happiest Christmas Day that any of us little girl for now and always, and Bertie is to has ever had! be our little boy. Had we known… … &£l3 [ This story was begun in the November number. ] Chapter IV. MISS KITTEN SAYS A PIECE —SODOES JOSEY. After the kittens had finished their chorus,the teacher of their kindergarten, a tall, thin, stern-looking cat,who had a pointerover her shoulder,stepped up to thefront and asked: Who wants…
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