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Richards, Laura Elizabeth Howe, 1850-1943

"Queen Hildegarde"

And then
he larf LAUGHED I was bound I'd get it Miss Hildy I don't
see why they spell a thing g and say it f and went away. And
I run after him to make him tell me what he d been up to and
climbin over the wall I ketched my foot on a stone and the
stone come down on my foot and me with it and I didn't know
anything till Simon had gone and my foot swoll up so s I
couldn't walk and I wouldnt a minded its hurtin Miss Hildy
but it s like there wornt no bones in it Pink says I sprante
it bad and I started to go over to the Farm on all fours to
tell ye but I didn't know anythin g agin and Pink made me
come back. We couldnt nether on us get hold of Will but now
we got him I hope he l go straite, Miss Hildy Pink wanted to
write this for me but I druther write myself you aint punk
tuated it she says. She can punk tuate it herself better n I
can I an ti cip ate I says. From
ZERUBBABEL CHIRK
P.S. I wisht I could get him out for ye Miss Hildy.
If Bubble's letter was funny, Hilda had no heart to see the fun. Her
tears flowed fast as she realized the fate of her pretty little pet and
playfellow. The vindictive wretch, too cowardly to face her again, had
taken his revenge upon the harmless little dog. All day long poor Jock
had been in that fearful place! He was still only a puppy, and she knew
he could not possibly get out if he had really been thrown into the pit
of the great wheel.


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