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Guy, an' mam-ma is Julia, and 'ittle brother is Guy, too only he's a baby, and vomits up his dinner and ties awfully sometimes; an' I knows anoder 'ittle girl named for somebody who dives her 'sings, a whole lot, an' why doesn't youse dive me some, when I'se your sake-name, an' loves you ever so much, and why'se you never turn here to see me. I wish you would.
"Me not know oo!" said Archie, and began to cry. Mistress Kate turned pale, and began to back toward the door. "Me want my Kittie!" blubbered Archie. Kate stopped. "You want me?" "Me want my 'ittle Kittie my 'ittle b'indled Kittie! Dey put my Kittie in de hole in de darden! Me want her to p'ay wiz!"
Gymnastic moments followed; there were times when both boys hurled themselves full-length upon the floor, seizing the animated stocking with far-extended hands; and even when the snake was a complete thing, with legs growing from its unquestionably ugly face, either Penrod or Verman must keep a grasp upon it, for it would not be soothed, and refused, over and over, to calm itself, even when addressed as, "Poor pussy!" and "Nice 'ittle kitty!"
'Her can't put me to bed, he would say; 'her's too little." "I remember," said Margaret, "how he dreaded cold water. When his mother called him to be washed, and said, 'Ma doesn't want a little dirty boy, he would look up in her face, and say, 'Does mamma want 'ittle cold boy?" The happy children kissed everybody good-night, and followed their aunt Madge up stairs.
An' hims mover had no dear ittle boy left', so there." The unique part of the stories Max told was, he invariably managed to leave the impression that the moral of the tale was the mother should not have refused her consent to his going down the dark forest all alone and that she was the sole sufferer. Pauline opened and shut her cramped hand half a dozen times.
There was a doll lying on the top of a chest near them, and he picked this up and surveyed it critically. "Is this your doll?" he asked. "No," said Madeline, pointing to one of the children, who was much taller than herself; "it's 'at 'ittle durl's. My doll he's dead." "Dear me!" said Van Bibber. He made a mental note to get a live one in the morning, and then he said: "That's very sad.
"Let us call mamma to look out," said Peony; and then he shouted lustily, "Mamma! mamma!! mamma!!! Look out, and see what a nice 'ittle girl we are making." The mother put down her work, for an instant, and looked out of the window.
The little boy did not hear this badinage. When he saw the woodchuck solemnly perched at the entrance to his hole he was simply delighted. "Oh, see!" cried the little boy, stretching out his fat arms and running toward the woodchuck, "oh, see, 'nuzzer 'ittle goggie! Turn here, 'ittle goggie, me love oo!"
"Oh, did um buy some tandy for um's 'ittle Tatleen?" mocked Danny. "I want some," said Celia Jane. "Mother, make Jerry give me some candy." "It was cough drops for Kathleen," said Jerry. "Where'd you get the money?" Danny demanded sharply. "Found it after you ran home first to ask for fifty cents to see the circus," Jerry explained. "Gee, I never find nothing!" ejaculated Danny. "How much was it?"
"Where is 'oor 'ittle gal?" asked Dickie. "Lost, missie! lost!" said Andrew shaking his head mournfully. "I sha'n't never see her no more now. Parson he was very kind, an' offered a reward, an' set the perlice to work to find her. 'Twarn't all no good.
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