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33667	Page, Thomas Nelson	Two Prisoners			.txt	text/plain	12215	902	95	lifted it up in her arms, and Molly saw that it was a little dog, a however, Mildred, the little girl that Molly saw with her doll and Mildred played out of doors all day long. Mildred played out of doors all day long. [Illustration: "_MILDRED PLAYED OUT-OF-DOORS ALL DAY LONG_"] Looking out of her little window next day Molly saw her little girl on Mildred had stopped for a moment and was looking at Molly. Mildred asked a great many questions, and Molly told her all she knew Mildred thought Molly did not want any bird--she wanted that one, "Then Molly is unreasonable," said Mildred's father. "The lady that has the mocking-bird," said Mildred. Mildred and her mammy soon found the rickety house where Molly lived, Mildred gave a little gasp, "Oh!" But Molly did not move a muscle. "Molly," said Mildred, "I wonder if that is not your mocking-bird?" Molly looked a little disappointed.	./cache/33667.txt	./txt/33667.txt