Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 35
did not like to refuse. Whenthe performance was over, the little girl carriedthe cat out in her arms, wrapped in her soft furcape, and then in a minute they all whirled awayin a carriage which did not stop until they drewup before a big stone house. A man in brightbuttons jumped down from the box… … THE LITTLE GIRL CARRIED THE CAT OUT IN HER ARMS about. She heard them say something about cream ; she hoped it was something to eat.Well, she would see how things turned out. What are you going to call your cat,Helen ? asked the tall gentleman. Oh, just the loveliest name — Juliette Har-riette…
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