Copy-Cat and Other Stories by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman
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have them. We shall have to watch for a little while
till they get wonted, so they won't run home." Johnny gazed at the kittens, fast distending with the new milk, and felt presumably much as dear Robin Hood may have felt after one of his successful raids in the fair, poetic past. "Pretty, ain't they?" said Maria. "They have drank up a whole saucer of milk. 'Most starved. I s'pose." Johnny gathered up the two forlorn kittens and sat down in a kitchen chair, with one on each shoul- der, hard, boyish cheeks pressed against furry, pur- ring sides, and the little fighting Cock of the Walk felt his heart glad and tender with the love of the strong for the weak. DANIEL AND LITTLE DAN'L DANIEL AND LITTLE DAN'L |
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