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    tin pan t Pa  across til s all ted up t, juicy mound of grated carrot.

    S ttle pan of milk on tove and o a clot yelloo t colored all tter would be yellow.

    Laura and Mary o eat t 1 after t. Mary t s to  because stler. But Ma said t divide it evenly. It was very good.

    it in t. ttle round he hole.

    Sime. Mary could sometimes ced, but too heavy for Laura.

    At first ttle er a long time, to look grainy. to appear tiny grains of yelloter.

    ook off tter in a golden lump, drotermilk. took out to a imes in cold er, turning it over and over and  il ter ran clear. After t sed it.

    No part of tter. On ttom of tter-mold ure of a strarawberry leaves.

    itter tigo til it urned it upside-doe, and pustom. ttle, firm pat of golden butter came out, ras leaves molded on top.

    Laura and Mary ctle butterpats, eacs straop, dropped on to te as Ma put all tter ttermilk on Saturdays, o a little loaf. t  of cookie dougoo, to make little cookies, and once Laura even made a pie in ty-pan.

    After times cut paper dolls for t t of stiff s of colored paper s dresses and s, ribbons and laces, so t Laura and Mary could dress tifully.

    But, t time of all  night, when Pa came home.

    ramping tiny icicles ac and mittens, and call: quot;tle  of s cider half drunk up? “

    t was Laura, because she was so small.

    Laura and Mary o climb on  t on  and cap and mittens again and go out to do ty of he fire.

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