Excerpt from Piccino and Other Child Stories
"So he went to show it his trousers;" "Piccino, who lay fast asleep;" "Piccino clung to the donkey, rubbing his cheek wofully against her gray shoulder;" I am going to wash you myself," said Lady Aileen, lifting him in her strong white arms;" The girl stared at him;" I polished away at the Captain"s sabre;" Miss Rose put her hands on his shoulders;" And I shall always be fond of you, Rabbett;" I did not like the swing at first;" I left her lap and curled up in her arm;" Fauntleroy"s welcome into the world: "F"ow him in "er fire!"
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