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You've broke the last back you'll have a chance at." He put his hand to his mouth as if to shout at the gang, but dropped it and faced around. "No, I won't stop them. I'll be fair to the last." He pulled out his watch. "I'll give you one hour from now. At ten o'clock, if your runway and the dollies ain't working, the men go out. And the next time I see you, I won't be so easy."
Sit down here, Queenie, under this acorn tree, and I'll tell you; we're going to the castle." "O, yes, the cassil?" "Where we keep our throne, dear, and our gold dresses." "Does we have any gold dollies to the cassil?" "O, yes, Queenie; all sizes." "Does we have," continued Flyaway, winking slowly, "does we have dip toast?" "Why, Queenie, what should we want of that?
You've broke the last back you'll have a chance at." He put his hand to his mouth as if to shout at the gang, but dropped it and faced around. "No, I won't stop them. I'll be fair to the last." He pulled out his watch. "I'll give you one hour from now. At ten o'clock, if your runway and the dollies ain't working, the men go out. And the next time I see you, I won't be so easy."
But none of the dollies was tall enough to open the door and, although they pushed and pulled with all their might, the door remained tightly closed. The dollies were talking and pulling and pushing and every once in a while one would fall over and the others would step on her in their efforts to open the door. Finally Raggedy Ann drew away from the others and sat down on the floor.
"I think it would be a good plan to elect Raggedy Ann as our leader on this expedition!" said the Indian doll. At this all the other dolls clapped their hands together and shouted, "Hurrah! Raggedy Ann will be our leader." So Raggedy Ann, very proud indeed to have the confidence and love of all the other dollies, said that she would be very glad to be their leader.
The wench to whom he plighted his love was the daughter of a common craftsman, Pernhart the coppersmith, and when this came to my ears it angered me greatly; nay, and cost me bitter tears, as I told it to Ann. But ere long we were playing with our dollies again right happily.
Their mother tried to explain all she knew about the tides, and when she had finished, Ethelwyn said: "I think it would be easier to remember to call it tied, and then untied." Dollie's poor mother is quite full of care, As she who lived in a shoe, For this child is tousled, this one undressed Mother has all she can do. More dollies there are, than possible clothes, Some of them must go to bed.
She would expect some money for him, I think. How much are you willing to pay?" Dotty reflected. She possessed several dollies, a new tea-set, a box of picture-books, and a red morocco ball. But what would Dr. Gray care for these, or her various other toys? All her money was contained in her portemonnaie, the money which she had meant should put a stop to her aunt Madge's dreadful marriage.
"I should think your mother might buy you respectable dolls, and not let you appear in public with these loathsome rags." "We don't like buyed dollies," said Budge. "These dollies is lovely. Mine's got blue eyes and Toddie's has got brown eyes." "I want to shee your watch," remarked Toddie, snatching the chain and rolling into my lap. "Oh-oo-ee!
The little girl Princess was simply filled with joy. She picked up Meg and Peg and Kilmanskeg and Gustibus and Peter Piper as if they had been really a Queen's dolls. "Oh! the darling dears," she said. "Look at their nice, queer faces and their funny clothes. Just just like Grandmamma's dollies' clothes. Only these poor things do so want new ones.
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