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Dotty Dimple at Her Grandmother’s

CHAPTER I
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I'm a great deal more 'cheerful' than Jennie Vance; for I never saw her give away anything but a thimble after the pig had chewed it.

'There, take it, Lu Piper,' said she, 'for it pinches, and I don't want it.' I shouldn't think _that_ was very cheerful, I am sure." Thus Dotty treasured up the lesson for the sake of her friend.

It was really surprising how anxious she was that Jennie should always do right.
Now it happened that before the week was out a man came to Mr.Parlin's back door begging.

Dotty wondered if it might not be the same man Miss Preston had mentioned, only he was in another suit of clothes.

She and Jennie were swinging, with Katie between them, and Susy and Prudy were playing croquet.


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