The Booming of Acre Hill - And Other Reminiscences of Urban and Suburban Life by John Kendrick Bangs
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I. "DEAR POSTMASTER,--I have been taking _Nursery Days_ since Christmas, so I thought I would write you a letter. My birthday came a week ago Thursday. I received a watch and chain, a glove-buttoner, a penknife, and a set of ivory jackstraws. We have a cat at home whose name is Rumpelstiltzken. He is very sleepy, and sleeps all day. He always picks out the most comfortable chair, and then feels very much injured if we turn him out. I like Bolivar Wiggins's story in your last paper very much. Are you going to have any more stories by Bolivar Wiggins? "Your little friend, "HELEN CHECKERBY, aged seven. "[We hope soon to have a new story from Mr. Wiggins, Helen. We wish we could see your cat. He seems a very sensible cat.--EDITOR _Nursery Days_.]" II. "CANADA. |
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