[Dotty Dimple’s Flyaway by Sophie May]@TWC D-Link bookDotty Dimple’s Flyaway CHAPTER VI 5/12
They were held together by a narrow strip of brown linen, and had once belonged to a pair of pantaloons. "I'm going to see if there isn't something inside," said Jennie.
"Why, yes, here's a raisin, true's you live.
And here, in the other one,--O, Dotty!" But Dotty had run into the nursery to show Prudy a muslin cap. "A wad of--" Jennie was determined to see what; so she unrolled it. "Scrip," cried she, holding up some greenbacks. "Skipt," echoed Flyaway, who had come out of the cocoon and gone into the form of a mop, her head adorned with cotton fringe. Yes; a two dollar bill and a one dollar bill, as green as lettuce leaves.
This was a great marvel.
Columbus was not half so much surprised when he discovered America. "Mrs.Parlin, do you hear ?" But Mrs.Parlin heard nothing, for the din of the egg-beating drowned both the shrill little voices. A sudden idea came to Jennie.
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