MY DEAR PANSY:

Do you know I have read you for over three years, and I think you

are _just splendid_! I want a badge to help me overcome the fault of

fretting. When things don't go to suit me I am apt to fret. Near this

town where I live there are prairie dog-towns, where prairie dogs,

owls, and rattlesnakes all live together in one hole! I should think

they would fight and kill each other, and I expect they do. I learned

that piece from THE PANSY, "The Little Quaker Sinner." I think it is

real pretty. I like the story about the Deckers best of anything in

THE PANSY, but I like everything in it. I take the magazine to our

school, and the teacher reads the story about Nettie and Jerry, aloud;

the scholars all like it so much they can hardly wait until the next

chapter comes. I have a brother named Paul. I would like to correspond

with some Pansy Blossom; a little girl of about my own age.

Good-by,

Jessie Moxon.

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