ter dinner, I am obligedto go out again in my buggy, and I will take her home,as I am going past your home. 11 Very well, Mr. Eoelof, but dont keep her over night,we cant spare her. I thank you very much for yourkindness to her and vour kind care of her. Good mJ night. Mamma, Elsie, John Eliot and… … HOME PETS. CHAPTER XIV IXTELLIGE>X1E OF CATS. Oh, how good, cheery and warm the library seemedwhen they entered it, with the large wood fire blazingbrightly on the hearth and pussy lying on the rugsbefore it. The children gathered around the fire, andwere soon well acquainted. After they were…
Children's stories, American
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