a snort. If you are jealous of your felloo enjoy yourselves.quot;

    tant s out of t y. ttle girls jumped or tumbled out of ted no time in deserting to over one of ted face.

    quot;t; she said.

    ttle co a rueful murmur, and Ermengarde looked ag.

    quot;Does your papa send you books for a birt?quot; s; open t;

    quot;I like t; Sara laug surned to t box. ook out t Doll it  t ttered deligually dreo gaze at it in breature.

    quot;S as big as Lottie,quot; someone gasped.

    Lottie clapped , giggling.

    quot;Ser,quot; said Lavinia. quot;;

    quot;O; cried Ermengarde, darting for;s;

    quot;runk,quot; said Sara. quot;Let us open it and look at ;

    S dourned ted tray after tray and revealed tents. Never ockings and aining a necklace and a tiara ing dresses; ts and tea go t too elderly to care for dolls, and uttered exclamations of delig up to look at them.

    quot;Suppose,quot; Sara said, as sood by table, putting a large, black-velvet  on t;suppose sands alk and feels proud of being admired.quot;

    quot;You are al; said Lavinia, and her air was very superior.

    quot;I kno; ansurbedly. quot;I like it. ts almost like being a fairy. If you suppose anyt seems as if it ;

    quot;Its all very o suppose t; said Lavinia. quot;Could you suppose and pretend if you ?quot;

    Sara stopped arranging t Dolls ostricful.

    quot;I believe I could,quot; s;If one end all time. But it mig be easy.quot;

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