What Katy Did by Susan Coolidge
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I love Clover best.
"Though she has a modest air, Though no grace she boast, Though no gardener call her fair, I love Clover most. "Butterfly may pass her by, He is but a rover, I'm a faithful, loving Bee-- And I stick to Clover." This was the first valentine Clover had ever had. She was perfectly enchanted. "Oh, who _do_ you suppose sent it?" she cried. But before anybody could answer, there came another loud knock at the door, which made them all jump. Behold, Bridget again, with a second letter! "It's for you, Miss Elsie, this time," she said with a grin. There was an instant rush from all the children, and the envelope was torn open in the twinkling of an eye. Inside was a little ivory seal with "Elsie" on it in old English letters, and these rhymes: "I know a little girl, She is very dear to me, She is just as sweet as honey |
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