Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 54
rkey in her arms, and broughther hands together around him, the tips of herfingers scarcely meeting, while the neck wasclinched under her chin. It was all Kitty coulddo to carry it; but she was a plucky little girl,and started bravely up the street. Of course, the first thing the brown paper did… … turkeys legs, and started again, pulling it afterher on the pavement. Kitty was delighted with her success, for onlythink, when she became tired of pulling, she satdown on the turkey and rested! And, in thisway, she got him home; but poor turkey ! he wasalmost worn-out ! Mamma, cried Kitty,…
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