t Alice and Ella a Mary and Laura licked to make it last longer.

    quot;ell, ; Uncle Peter said. quot;Isnt tocking  a sc?”

    My, my, have you all been such good children? “

    But t believe t Santa Claus could, really,  a sc o some c it couldnt o t ime, every day, for a whole year.

    quot;You mustnt tease ter,quot; Aunt Eliza said.

    Ma said, quot;Laura, arent you going to let t; S, quot;Little girls must not be so selfish.”

    So Laura let Mary take tiful doll, and te, and tty dress and admired tockings and ters, and t Laura  Cte was safe in her arms again.

    Pa and Uncle Peter tens, knit in little squares of red and  Eliza hem.

    Aunt Eliza  Ma a large red apple stuck full of cloves.  smelled! And it  spoil, for so many cloves  sound and s.

    Ma gave Aunt Eliza a little needle-book ss of silk for covers and soft o ick ting.

    tiful bracket, and Aunt Eliza said t Uncle Peter  carving.

    Santa Claus  given t all. Santa Claus did not give gros  but t  because t been good.

    Pa and Ma   give eacs.

    ts must be laid atle  out er to do t Eliza make t table, .

    For breakfast turn to bring e, and eacand by tove and cter Ma put on t ing to curn ttle man over, quickly and carefully, on a  griddle.   smoking  on te.

    Peter ate t a Alice and Ella and Mary and Laura ate ttle bits, first t.

    today t t play outdoors, but ttens to admire, and to lick. And t on toget tures in tures of all kinds of animals and b