FREMONT, NEBRASKA.

Dear "HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE,"--My brother Paul takes HARPER'S YOUNG

PEOPLE, and I think it is a very nice paper. I was eight years old

the 7th of September. I have a sister who is four years old. And we

have a horse named Dick; he is gentle and a very nice horse, and

will eat apples as well as any boy can. He will shake hands with

either leg. I go to school, and I am already in the Third Reader.

My teacher's name is Miss S. And we have got a calf called Rosy,

and she is a very gentle and nice calf, and we have a pretty wild

cow.

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