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ly toys.And after that, every year at Christmas time,the Tree bore the same wonderful fruit. And you, dear boys and girls, when yougather around your richly decorated trees,think of the two poor children who sharedtheir bread with a stranger child, and bethankful. KIT AND KAT By Lucy Fitch Perkins… … H H O S5 II c «i °C -r • I*•- • — 5 -J^^ ^•1 rt »^^ r hH K >H O 2 4i H £ W w 4STOR, KIT AND KAT and Katrina. But you can see for yourself thatsuch long names as that would never in theworld fit such a short pair of twins. So theTwins Mother, VrouwVedder, said, Theycannot be called Chris-topher…
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