AFtER ttercups and violets, tiny starry grassflowers were everywhere.

    As soon as to be alloo run barefoot. At first t only run out around t. Next day t a all day long.

    Every nigo  to bed. Under ts t heir faces.

    trees in front of tree, and Lauras playree. t grass made a green carpet for or ts of the blue sky.

    Pa made a soug to a large, lo  so be unselfis Mary s o.

    Mary o play iful cup  of it. Cte and Nettie, and ttle e and Nettie, and ttle leaf cups and saucers to set on table. table h rock.

    Sukey and Rosie, turned loose in to eat ttle calves in ttle pigs he pigpen.

    In t year, Pa umps and putting in  o Laura:

    quot; do you today?”

    S guess.

    quot;ell,quot; Pa said. quot; tood a deer. S ;  quot;A baby deer!quot; Laura and Mary guessed togetheir hands.

    quot;Yes,quot; Pa said, quot; ty little test fa iniest feet, not muc tle legs, and test muzzle.

    quot;It stood t me s large, soft eyes,   afraid at all.”

    quot;You  s a little baby deer, ; Laura said.

    quot;No, never!quot; ;Nor its Ma, nor its Pa. No more ing, noill all ttle  fres till fall.”

    Pa said t as soon as o tooo. they were old enough now.

    ted, and next day tried to play going to to do it very  quite sure oore in to tore.

    Nearly every day after t, Cte and Nettle o to Laura and Mary al;No, dear, you cant go t year, if you are good, then you can go.”

    t Pa said, quot;ell go to toomorrow.

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