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And she taught me to throw my voice different places, and mimic sounds, when we should have been at our lessons. Listen, hon. This is how a little lamb cries, when he is lost.... And this is what a hungry kittie says, when she is away up in a tree, and is afraid to come down."
To help and guide them, was the dear, loving mother who called them her 'steps; and the strong, helpful father, who romped and played, or read and studied with them and called Kittie and Kat 'his boys; Olive his 'right hand man; Ernestine, 'his picture; Beatrice, his 'little woman, and Jean his 'little pansy. So now that you know them a little better, let us go into the dining-room and see what they are doing.
"So weak that I could not move, I never came so near losing my senses in my life, and it is such a dreadful feeling that you can't scream. It was dreadful to sit there and watch her, and when the hemorrhage came, I just jumped and ran." "Dear me, how you must have felt," said Kittie with a shiver, as she polished a tumbler brightly, and put it back in the water to every one's amusement.
I might have been comforted by the nice way Kittie Fleming treated me, if I had had eyes for any one but Virginia; but when Kittie smiled on me, I always thought how much sweeter was Virginia's smile. But her smiles that evening were all for Bob Wade. In fact, he gave nobody else a chance.
"I suppose so, of course," said Bea, feeling last night's fear beginning to tug at her heart again. "Seems to me nothing could happen with a morning so lovely as this," said Kittie, looking anxious and sleepy. "Well, I suppose I must go," said Olive at last. "I'm an hour late now, and I don't know what to tell Mr.
For it is indeed true that the human heart is not so easily turned from its dear object. We know that if once one truly loves it lasts forever and ever and ever, and then one dies and is buried with things the loved one wore. Kittie said she had a plan to help George, and all Mabel had to do was to watch and keep on breathing. Mabel felt better then, and said she guessed she could do that.
It's precious little for 'em to be fightin' for before I'm dead, but if not for it, I'd never be gettin' these visits from a one of 'em." "Ma!" "I keep tellin' her, Kittie, to stay home. New York ain't no place for a divorced woman to set herself right with the Lord."
I asked the rest afterwards, and they were deeply shocked at the idea. Well, anyhow, Kittie did it, and she said George was just as nice as he could be. Besides, he said, his heart was already given, and he guessed he'd better stick to Josephine, and would his little sister help him to get her? Kittie wiped her eyes and said she would. She had been crying.
You'll be in high favor again by the time you get back from Baltimore." "Are you sharing my unpopularity with the family?" asked Harold. Eleanor confessed that she was. "I've been in disgrace ever since my party," she said. "Did Uncle Ranny tell you the way we shocked the aunties?" "I did," said Mr. Ranny; "also the way sister Isobel looked when little Kittie Mason shook the shimmy.
"Yes, we do; I was just going to ask," exclaimed Kittie, moving closer. "I know you've got heaps, and they're not about clothes and butter-scotch, and eyes, and doing great things either. Now tell us all." "I don't see why I should have heaps," began Mrs. Dering, with a laugh. "Is it because I am so old, or do I look as though I had been weighted down with them?"
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