The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-25
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sling routine that Gilda Gray would have praised. Then she Started kicking, up and down. one tMo, dne-two. Weary of kicking she looked up, saw Madame de Kiriline and began to smile.
 Annette is the easiest. She made impudent faces at the doctor, grinned at him, .patted his face, until the doctor, white gowned and Professional. dropped his profes- sionaI air and his poker-face mask and became just an obedient- mir TOT for Annette's moods.
 With mock sternness that any child would see through, Dr. Da- foe turned Annette over to the nurse to have Ire her face cold creamed and her coat and bonnet put on for her out-door nap. A Yvonne Full of Life
 ~ He turned to Yvonne, who. quite obvious of his presence, was lying flat on her stomach playing with a rattle. Yvonne, in the. doctors arms, beamed and chortled mer- exiIy, stuck out her pink tongue inn pudently. took a few socks at his patient face. Then she spied nurse xdS .KeriIne and did her routine z sf0rb her. SIT
 Before Annette and Yvonne could demoralize the other quints with their ribaldry, Emile and Ce- cilef had been hurried off to the porch. Marie set up feeble pet ulant vail. but when the doctor picked her up. and husky Annette gave her a sock on the nose. she felt reinstated.
 ..Annette and Yvonne start -everyting," said nurse de Kiriline. Of all rosy outdoor faces (from sleeping mornings through the winter, with the exception of one Week) Annette's is the rosiest. Her 8ark hair. swept into saucy curl. fhe most luxurious, but all of them vare sbeautiful, with their rosy cheeks. great dark eyes, long lash .se& soft dark hair, exuberent per seonaities. Each has some ire sistable quirk of character differ- ent from the other.
 Marie Is Coquette
 Marie, a bit frail compared to her increasingly husky sisters. has them beaten a mile on subtle CO., lHnettery. Perhaps for these rea- xons she is the ! favorite of the &h9leSarea.
 They are the happinest babies YSu ever saw," said nurse de Kiri- me. ':Everything they do is fun. It's all a big joke. even getting their ears washed. They love their baths. We put them in two at a time, in the big tub. There's always one odd one, but we change them. around in the nursery too, 60 that the same two will not al- nfayss be near, the visitors window and become spoilt." .a.,
 Five pink coated babies. clad Nnderneath coats and blankets only in tiny shirts, diapers, thin white dresses. were wheeled out f6' flieir morning nap on the yer anfIah Each has a colored ribbon acfaeed to her buggy and at the xflbmeuts the colors--Annette, vel low Tvopne. red; Cecile. green' Emilie. mauve; and Marie. blue nuxd q bright touch.
 <a Nurses Smiled, teIaxed
 rhe 4erandah doors closed on zl,e dusty cheers of Annette and Xponne. sand the nurses smiled and {1I6x4d.'@
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