TUNKHANNOCK, PENNSYLVANIA.

I have never written a letter to Our Post-office Box, because I

have been afraid they would laugh at me. But I see so many little

letters that I am venturing at last. My papa is a printer, and once

worked in New York, and I would dearly love to live there, because

there are so many grand things I could learn in school, and music

too. The girls tell you about their pets. I used to have a

three-legged kitten, and it could run ever so fast, but the dogs

caught it finally.

I now have a cat which is the exact image of a tiger. It runs after

children, and frightens them by jumping at them. My papa took me to

a picnic, and we danced the Schottisch. I live with my grandma, who

is very good to me. My mamma is dead.

Harper's Young People, October 11, 1881 An Illustrated Weekly · 第 46 / 88 题