some pressed flowers and grasses, and some
pretty stones and leaves. Then I will send them some of my pretty
things. I will put them in a tin case, and papa will send them in
the Post-office.
"WEE TOT" BRAINARD,
257 Washington Street (Room 20), Boston.
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I see the children telling about their pets. I have a little dog
that can turn somersaults. He shuts doors when you tell him to,
and gives you his paw if you ask him in French. He is a black and
tan. Then I have a pet kitten, and I tie a blue ribbon round its
neck. It jumps through my arms; but it is too fond of staying out
all night on the fences. I have seventeen dolls. The largest is a
Japanese baby, and is as large as a live one. Another doll is nine
years old, and is named Shawnee. I have a very large baby-house. I
wrote to Mamie Jones, and sent her some flower seeds to exchange.
Will some other little girl exchange some with me?
GUSSIE SHARP,
438 Grand Avenue, Brooklyn, New York.
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I live in Springwells, Detroit, Michigan. I have a little dog
named Phanor. He is not as big as a rabbit. Je parle Francais
aussi bien que l'Anglais.
MARCEL FERRAND.
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If "Genevieve" will wait until summer, I will be very glad to
exchange some of our pressed flowers for hers.
BESSIE BARNEY,
142 Lake Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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If "Genevieve," of Galt, California, will send me her address, I
will be pleased to exchange specimens of pressed flowers with her.
LOU PORTER,
Corry, Erie Co., Pennsylvania.
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Miss Rosenbaum, of Raleigh, North Carolina, wishes for "Genevieve's"
address, for the purpose of exchanging pressed flowers with her.
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If "Genevieve" will send me her address, I will send her a bouquet
when our flowers bloom.
MAGGIE E. DEARDORFF,
Canal Dover, Ohio.
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_April 8, 1880_.
I am a little girl eleven years old. I was out in the woods
to-day, and I found this little hepatica which I send you.
Although I live farther north than many of the children, I have
found a spring flower as early as most of them. If that li
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