FAIRY RULES.
Little Alice was cuddled up in a big chair near the fireplace, reading aloud to her kitten, which was on her lap. Mother, coming into the room, smiled as she watched the two. "What on earth are you doing, Alice?" she asked. fairy stories to kitty," the little girl replied soberly. "Who over heard of such a thing?" her mother exclaimed. "Why, don't you know your kitty can't understand fairy tales?" "Of course I do," Alice admitted. . "But I stop every little while and explain them to her." .
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 48, 25 August 1923, Page 19
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