Quattro-footed americani e ai loro congiunti . d rap, turningto vai a casa. Ma la sera con un fuoco di legno nella meraviglia roomis grazioso, cantava Dodo, e di notte egli lo zio, willdraw un albero, - ha cantato; poi si è fermato e la sua laughedat rima. Zio Roy ha sussurrato, il suo stato di tale giornata ahappy, possiamo avere la RAP per aiutare a finire bytoasting cracker nella camera di meraviglia e vedere youdraw l'animale albero? Sì? Ill vi danno una bearshug ! Credo che ci sarà un gelo di notte, detta asta,passando per la sua strada per la casa con il latte-secchio. Il gelo ! Gridò Nat, dancing round in glee.Frost-castagne, Rap, - e domani wil

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Four-footed Americans and their kin . d Rap, turningto go home. But evening with a wood fire in the wonder roomis lovely, sang Dodo, and to-night uncle he, willdraw a tree, — she sang; then stopped and laughedat her rhyme. Uncle Roy, she whispered, its been such ahappy day, can we have Rap to help finish off bytoasting crackers in the wonder room, and see youdraw the animal tree? Yes? Ill give you a bearshug ! I reckon there will be a frost to-night, said Rod, passing on his way to the house with the milk-pail. Frost ! shouted Nat, dancing round in glee.Frost—chestnuts, Rap, — and to-morrow will beSaturday ! * * * * * How do you like this ? said Comet, looking upfrom his oats over to Tom and Jerry, as the stabledoor closed with a click. Box stalls and two bundlesof clean straw apiece, and warm bran mash for youbeside. Did you ever have anything as nice as thiswhere you were this summer ? I think the House People here understand ahorses feelings, answered Jerry, plunging his noseinto his supper. Ill WAFFLES AND A WALK. AMMY BUN cooked a delicioussupper for the children thatnight, for the circus had puther in extra good humor. As it was the first of thereally cool evenings, she sur-prised them with hot cocoain the place of their usualglasses of milk, and there wascream toast, and cold chickenand tongue sliced daintily together. The children had famous appetites, and Mr. Blakesaid he expected by spring they would all be as fat asSausage herself. Not if you carry out all the plans I have for mak-ing you work and keeping you out-of-doors, said theDoctor. What ? What are we going to do ? Is there a sur-prise ? asked Dodo eagerly, reluctantly setting downher teacup. School takes so much time and the restof it is nearly all dark. Oh ! I smell waffles ! What is nearly all dark, — the school, or the time, or the waffles ? asked the Doctor, as soon as the laugh, caused by Dodos mixed-up sentences, had stopped. 22 WAFFLES AND A WALK 23 I mean that night comes nowadays very

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