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Dickey Downy

CHAPTER IX
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Altogether it was a very handsome house, yet I could not forget it was a prison house.
Betty busied herself in fixing it comfortably for me, and was full of kind attentions.

She begged me many times not to get frightened when the cover would be put on my cage.

The hood was necessary when I was traveling, but Uncle Dan would be sitting right near me all the time and would be very good to me.

She further assured me that I would find the motion of the cars delightful, and that all I would have to do was to sit on my perch and munch my seed and have a good time.

How jolly it would be to go whizzing past fences and over bridges and through tunnels and towns and never know it, she said.


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