NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.

I am a little girl seven years old. I do not go to school, as my

mamma teaches me at home. I can read, spell, and cipher nicely. My

brother Waldo takes HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, and my papa has taken

HARPER'S MAGAZINE for years. I love to look at the bound volumes. I

have looked at them as far as Vol. LIII. I had nine dolls, and I

got two more last Christmas; one of these was a boy doll. I put

them all to bed every night, and kiss them good-night. My papa says

he can not remember all their names, but I can. There are three

little girls in the street whom I play with. I have not written

this letter myself, as I can not write well enough yet, but I told

my mamma what to say. Good-by.

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