ve some very sick patientsaboard. It halted in front of the dollhouse, and the little Queen dismount-ed, saying she was going to tele-phone. Meantime Janie, curious tosee what was within, walked around tothe back and peeped in at the littleopen door. There she saw a most piteous sight.It was filled… … Janie saw a most piteous sight THE NEW YORK PURLIG LIBRARY ASTOR, LF.NOX AND ; F^UNOATi THE STORY OF LIVE DOLLS manner, that Janie could hardly keepback the tears. One poor little thinglay apart from the others and was drip-ping wet. Her companions sobbedaloud as they told in low tones of howshe…
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