resses, and embroidered ones, and s , soft ostrics and muffs, and boxes of tiny gloves and ockings in suc supplies t te young tle girl  be at least some foreign princess--pertle daughter of an Indian rajah.

    And at last t t to a number of toy s a great many dolls before they discovered her.

    quot;I  o look as if s a doll really,quot; Sara said. quot;I  o look as if sens o rouble ;--and s ed as s--quot;trouble  to ; So t big ones and little ones-- at dolls  dolls h golden braids, dolls dressed and dolls undressed.

    quot;You see,quot; Sara said . t better if tried on.quot;

    After a number of disappointments to  t t even going in, arted and clutchers arm.

    quot;O; s;t;

    A fluso  recognized someone simate h and fond of.

    quot;Sually ing t; s;Let us go in to ;

    quot;Dear me,quot; said Captain Cre;I feel as if roduce us.quot;

    quot;You must introduce me and I roduce you,quot; said Sara. quot;But I kne;

    Perainly a very intelligent expression in ook  not too large to carry about easily; surally curling golden-bro , t mere painted lines.

    quot;Of course,quot; said Sara, looking into ;of course papa, t;

    So Emily aken to a cfitters soo, and velvet and muslin ones, and s and coats and beautiful lace-trimmed underclothes, and gloves and handkerchiefs and furs.

    quot;I so look as if s; said Sara. quot;Im o make a companion of ;

    Captain Cre t a sad t kept tugging at . t t o be separated from  little comra