GERMANTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA.

I am a little girl of thirteen, and my brother and I take HARPER'S

YOUNG PEOPLE, and have done so for nearly two years. I think "Mr.

Stubbs's Brother" is very nice, but I think "Toby Tyler" was

better. I am now staying at my cousin's, and we thought it would be

very nice to write to you. I have lived in America for only six

years, as I was born on the island of St. Thomas, in the West

Indies, where we had no winter, and I never saw snow until I came

here. I thought it came down in great lumps, and I was very much

surprised to see it falling in flakes. I have a dear little sister

six years old whose name is Annie, but we call her Pansy, Nannie,

or any other pet name we choose. She had a kitten, which she named

Tabby, and when we moved, papa put him in a bag and sent him to the

other house, but the next day he ran away. I am having the volume

of 1881 bound, so as not to lose any of the numbers.

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