Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 361
lstill stood on his head, where you threw him,just as if he enjoyed it; the horse whose tailyou clipped short stood patiently, pretendingnot to care; the two little Japanese dolls lookedlonesomely at each other from across a greatpile of books, but never shed a tear—whenyou went to bed. Ah, but… … The door flew open, and out rattled all theninepins. It s good to stretch a bit, said the king-pin. It s a shame that we are nt allowed any exercise just because those children aretired of us! I ve been lying in one positionuntil I m fairly stiff. There was a puffing and snorting, and thelittle…
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