I haven't any but Zip.

I'd take my kitty out of the carriage, and put in this brother, and give him all my sugar things." "Well," said Dr.Gray, with a flicker of fun in his eyes, "the baby is not of the least use to me, and if you like him, my dear--" Dotty danced about the cradle.
"He's nicer than a squir'l catched in a cage.

O, he is!" "That's just as people may fancy," said Dr.Gray.

"Now I think, for my part, a squirrel would be less trouble, for he could get his own living." Dotty peeped into the doctor's face with her bright eyes, to make sure he really liked squirrels better than babies.
"But," continued he, very gravely, "it may be his mother might object to my giving him away.

I don't know why it is, but she seems to value him very highly.