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Updated: July 6, 2025
Glancing our eyes into these valleys, we perceived their savage inhabitants hurrying to and fro, seemingly under the influence of some sudden alarm, and appearing to the eye scarcely bigger than so many pigmies, while their white thatched dwellings, dwarfed by the distance, looked like baby-houses.
"People who can get a carpenter or upholsterer to help them at any minute really lose a great deal of pleasure. I always adored baby-houses when I was little, and this is the same thing grown up." "I don't know," replied Clover, abstractedly, as she threw a last dustpanful of chips into the fire.
No, he's making across the fields; if he had a pitcher with him now, I'd say he was going to the spring in the hollow. Confound that tree! I've lost him." I proposed following Clarian, being really uneasy about him, but Mac entered his veto, "No, Ned, there's no need, and it's none of our business. Children like him have a hundred baby-houses we do not know anything about.
This is hobgoblin the first; and, though it has been the subject of much elegy, in our nineteenth century, from Byron, Goethe, and other poets of less fame, not to mention many distinguished private observers, I confess it is not very affecting to my imagination; for it seems to concern the shattering of baby-houses and crockery-shops.
Boys don't care for baby-houses," returned Bab, collecting her homeless goods and chattels with a dismal face. "We sha'n't want these much when all the new things come; see if we do," said cheerful little Betty, who always found out a silver lining to every cloud. Ben was not too tired, and the clearing-up began that very night.
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