. More about live dolls . the cunning bantams, which Janie hadplayed with for so long, lying all stuffed,helplessly awaiting their fate. Rosabell was shocked, and exclaimed: I wont let you be baked in that hotoven, you darling things; and she criedto the other dolls: Come, lets hidethem. Then, each carefully lifting awee chick, they hastened out of the houseto seek a safe hiding place. Rosabells 43 MORE ABOUT LIVE DOLLS tears were dropping on the tiny formhugged to her breast. To think of Dinahcutting off their poor little heads! The others followed her, making a veryfunny procession. She led
. More about live dolls . the cunning bantams, which Janie hadplayed with for so long, lying all stuffed,helplessly awaiting their fate. Rosabell was shocked, and exclaimed: I wont let you be baked in that hotoven, you darling things; and she criedto the other dolls: Come, lets hidethem. Then, each carefully lifting awee chick, they hastened out of the houseto seek a safe hiding place. Rosabells 43 MORE ABOUT LIVE DOLLS tears were dropping on the tiny formhugged to her breast. To think of Dinahcutting off their poor little heads! The others followed her, making a veryfunny procession. She led them to anook, where she and Janie often playedtea-party in the summer, and under agreat flat stone, which had served as apantry, they placed their pathetic wont have anything much to eatto-morrow, said Rosabell, but I wouldchoke on the poor little banties. Why cant we put something elsein the pans to bake? asked one ofthe mites. At this timely suggestionthey all clapped their hands in rapture. 44. MORE ABOUT LIVE DOLLS The coast was still clear, for Dinah haddropped into a sound sleep from which shecould be awakened by nothing short of afire. Mamma doll was resting also, sothese naughty doll children had thingspretty much to themselves. They hadalways longed to cook, but Dinah wouldnever allow them to even glance in the pan-try. Of course they did not know howto cook, but they knew about whatwent into the dainty dishes, and decidedto make something unusually good to sprise Dinah. First, they put some flour into eachpan, as they knew flour was the basis formost dishes. Then Rosabell caught sight MORE ABOUT LIVE DOLLS of a pan of pop-corn and sprinkled thatabout in the downy bed. Next, shecovered it well with sugar, because every-body likes things sweet. A generoussupply of salt and pepper followed thesugar. She spied a bottle of catsup anddecided to embroider the top with the redliquid, finishing up by surrounding itwith a scrollwork of raisins. After survey-ing the
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