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looked up —"Down comes P»ahy and cradle and a lit1 tells the kitten ' not touch this or that." and unmake noise, Pussy's head had." "
^tfcjif. ~S. The sea-hat hin^' at Kast bourne al\\ frightened Baby before he went in. He \\ould clin-.i Alary and be very nervous till the women had dipped h and then. In the midst of his .sobs from the shock, \\n si no* " Little I>o Peep/ to {heir ^reat amusement. was very happv throwing stones in the \\atrr and pick up shells; but above all he enjo\ed himself «»n IJcj. Head, the fresh air and turf seemed t«» exhilarate him much as any one, and the picking purple thiMle. ,nid <>* down ilowers was a threat delight. . . . His pleasure returning home and seeing the llouers he had If l! \ very i»Teat. He talks of them as if the\ \\eiv hs> pi mates, realising KehIe"s--% In ehildhoodV >p«»n>, •.»
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*k ()(•./. 17. After dinner to-day, on beimj; fold t«» tha (jod for his imod dinner, he would iioi «i«> it, lli»«n usually he does it the first thini*1 on havin1.*1 liiii^h'-il. \\"ould not let- him i^'et out of his chair, \\hieh eiir,sv»rd hi and he burst into a violent passion. T\\icr, \s h»'ii I abated, I went- to him and tried, partlv l»v enenurav'ciuc partly by positively insisting on it, t«» bsifiii' him t*» »» <lieiu*e. Ivach time f took him up i'nuu tin- I!«»MI, wriihed on the ilnor a^'ain witli paxsi*»n. Nrjv.iffjiu^ ,r- I'M as he could. After a while, when 1 had left hint and •*,» into lite drawing-room, he came aloii1^ the \\alk and ui hack a^'ain t-wo or three times as if not having eoiii';e.v come* in, then at last came and hid his face in m\ Lip, carried him back to tin* dining-room and put him isi ; chair and talked to him about his dinner, did imt lie |« (Jod for )Ljiviii(L( him so maiiv ,^'ood things, and I knell him and prayed (J<><1 to forgive him for !*'in^ so nau^Imhr- and the most attractive in Florence. thru