OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

My little sister and I take HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE. She is nine, and

I am twelve. My brother has a cat nine years old. He is gray, and

striped with black. My aunt has a Maltese cat twenty-seven years

old. I go to the Central School, and I am in the sixth class. There

is a parlor game called capping rhymes. One person gives two or

three lines of some piece of poetry, and some other person takes

two or three lines of another piece, the first word beginning with

the first letter of the last word of the preceding person's verse.

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