COLD SPRING, NEW YORK.

I was nine years old on April 15. We have two cats named Jack and

Tabby, and a dog named Franklin. He can beg, walk, fetch things,

jump over a stick, die, and will put things down when you tell him

to. I take music lessons, and go to school. I have all the numbers

of HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE from No. 1 to No. 144. I have a croquet

set. The wickets are made of wire and corks. The stakes are corks,

and for mallets and balls I have sticks and marbles. You can use it

in the house, on the table or on the floor. We did not buy the set,

but it was made at home. I have more than eleven dolls. I will

mention some: Bertha King, Mary King, Eddie King, Susan Stuart,

Nellie Stuart, Emma Stuart, Daisy Stuart, Lily King, Maud Stuart,

Cherubina Stuart, and others. I have a brother and a sister. My

brother is eleven years old, and my sister is sixteen.

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