DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK.

I am a little girl nearly nine years old. I do not take HARPER'S

YOUNG PEOPLE, but my grandma does. I have a little sister who was

three weeks old yesterday. I hold her very often. She is a real

sweet little thing. She is ever so fat. And she can smile, too. I

heard that the Editor wants all the little girls to tell about

their pets and dolls. I have no pets except two cats, a mother cat

and a kitten. The mother's name is Mollie, and the kitten's name is

Dot. I have a beautiful doll that I got on Christmas. She has

lovely golden curls, and little pink socks, and everything to

complete a baby's toilet. We haven't very good coasting, for the

snow is so deep. We have in front of our house a great big

snow-drift that is higher than a man.

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