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you will have nothing to do except when

the carriage comes to jump in and go
home. There will be no dish-towels to
hem, I can tell you. You must go and

kiss mamma good night before you go
to bed,— I always do that”

“ Oh ! gasped Peggy, “ I never can.
Please give me back my clothes. Wili­

fred. You. must.”
“ And be good to Black Beauty, giv­

ing him sugar when you ride him, and
take lots of notice of Tramp.”

" A dog J cried little Peggy. l! One
o£ Mr. Fullerton’s dogs bit me once. I

don’t like dogs."
“ We are not twins as to dogs then,”
replied Wilifred, regarding her thought­

fully* “ Well, Tramp won't bite* He

will just wag his tail and lick you.”
“ Ow! that's just as bad/’ Peggy
drew back, as if the dog were already