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"Good girlth don't thay tho," said sweet little Charlie rather shocked. "Well, I do; stinchy and foolidge!" repeated Katie, as severely as if she had known what the words meant. The pig was not expecting any visitors, and when he found that Charlie and Katie had brought him nothing to eat, he did not seem very glad to see them.
By this time they had got as far as the seat in the trees, and Charlie had found his tongue. "I didn't come thee you," said he. "I came thee your grandpa'th pig." "O," said Katie, perfectly satisfied. Off they started for the pig-pen. "I'm glad Dotty Dimble goed away," said Katie, swinging Charlie's hand; "her's stinchy and foolidge."
"O, yes, because he called you the handsomest." "No, Jennie Vance; because I am not stingy." "Um isn't stinchy," echoed Katie. "I've got some Christmas money here. I earned it by picking pins off the floor, six for a cent. It took a great while, Jennie, but I wouldn't be selfish, like some little girls." "Now, little sister," said Prudy, taking Dotty one side, "don't give your money to this man.
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