Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11
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DuSlt ~ Six hAssle Peepue.

IL MON 10 have black silk dress, and pink
roses in ny bonnet. and q white muslin long
Ike Aisseva Clark. I shall be very good, too;
- good - Nrs. Bedeil, only great deal pref
der. All the ysung gentlemen will want me %
60 and rsee, euts snsn'1 n1ose mem az All. be
Sunday school and whiting the poor. And some
day when am bending over an old woman and
feeding her with currant Jelly . poet wiz come
about me-" concluded Oecy ttriumphantly.
"Poeht' said Clover. II don't think that
would be nice at an Hm going 20 be a beauti-
And I'm going to live in yellow castle. with
yellow pillars 20 the Portico, and square thing
on top, Nike Mr.. Savycr's. Ny children are go
ing TO have play-houte up there. There's go
of. j shall wear gold dresses and silver dresses
every day, and diamond rines, ssd have Whit
satin aprons b tie on when I'm busting, or
backyard, there will be pond-full Of Lubin's
extracts, and whenever I want any I shall Just
go and dip bottle i'm. And I shant teach In
Sunday schools. IKE cecy, because don't vsnt
70; but every Su nday | shall 60 and stand by
the gate, and when her scholars go by on their
way home, In put Lubin's extracts ON their
81 mean to have just the same" cried Elsie.
whose mag nation was fired by ibis gorgeous
vision, ''only my pond viii be the biggest. It
shall be great deal bcautifuller, too" she
added.
You can't said Katy from overhead. 'sCio-
yer Is going 70 be the most beautiful lady in the
Elsie; and III be big, too, and know everybo =
secrets. And everybcdy'u be kind. then. and
never run away aud hide; and there won't be
any post ofioes. or anything dissgrec.bie."
anxious to change the subject, for EIsie's voice
was growing plsintfve. But Johnnie had no
clear idea as to her future. sheiaughed great
deal, and squeezed Dorry's arm very tight, but
that was an. Dorry was more explicit.
81 mean 70 have turkey every day," he de-
clared, "aDd batter puddings; not boiled ones,
shiny tors. AVID great deal OF pudding sauce la
eat on them. And shall be no big then that
nobody will say, Three helps is quite enough for
ooh Dorry, you pig," cried KATY. while tae
rest screamed With laughter. Dorry was quite
affronted.- Peace-maker Clover soothed him.
and called on Katy, In her turn, to tell what she
"Pm not sure about what III be. J." replied
Katy; beautiful, Of course, and good il can,
only not so good as you, Cecy, because it would
sometimes. And I'd like TO have large house
and a srlendHerous garden, and then you couli
all come and live with me, and we would play
times a day il he liked. And we'd have
machine to darn the stockings, and another
machine TO put the bureau drawers In order, and
we'd never sew or knit gsrers, or do ANYTHING
But now III tell you what mean to do
sIsn't il the me thing?'' asked Cecy.
sob, MOI" replied Katy, s.quite different; for
you see mean TO do something. don't know
what, vet; but when I'm grown up ! shall find
out Poor Katy always said s'when I'm grown
up forgetting how very much she had grown
already.) "Perhaps," she went ON, ait will be-
rowing out In boats, saving peoples lives, like
that girl in the book Or perhaps shall 90 and
nurse in the hospital, like Miss Nightingale. OR
else III head a crusade, and ride on a white
horse, with armor and helmet on my head, and
carry sacied flag. Or, IL I don't do that I'll
paint pictures, or sing, or scalp-sculp-what l.,
u? yon kncw-make figures I'm marble. Anyhow
IL shall be something. And when Aunt lizzie
sees IL. and reads about me in the newspapers
she will say, 1.-The dear child! I always Knew
she would turn ont an or na faent 60 the family
! People very often say, afterward. that they
always knew "-"Whdt Katy Did" By SnsaE
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