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| She walked everywhere at nine months and spoke very plainly at one year; at two years her aunts sent her to dancing school where she became a perfect dancer. She made friends with everybody wherever she went, red or yellow; and they all made friends with her. She had everything in this world she wanted; if I couldn’t get it for her, some one else did. Yet she was the most unselfish child I ever knew. She would give her clothes from her back to some one else, for she always said, “I have so many, and they don’t have any.” There is only one thing she wanted that she couldn’t have, and that was a baby brother or sister. She was as crazy for babies as I was; so when she was | She walked everywhere at nine months and spoke very plainly at one year; at two years her aunts sent her to dancing school where she became a perfect dancer. She made friends with everybody wherever she went, red or yellow; and they all made friends with her. She had everything in this world she wanted; if I couldn’t get it for her, some one else did. Yet she was the most unselfish child I ever knew. She would give her clothes from her back to some one else, for she always said, “I have so many, and they don’t have any.” There is only one thing she wanted that she couldn’t have, and that was a baby brother or sister. She was as crazy for babies as I was; so when she was | ||
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