 her new arrival's things while
they were together. She put his belongings neatly away in the wardrobe
and the drawers in order to make him feel at home in his tidy little
chamber.

"Why did you think that we did not come?" asked Dino as soon as Martha
had left the room and Cornelli was sitting beside him silently.

"Because I did not see the carriage," she replied.

"The carriage? Well, I can believe you," said Dino. "We walked more
than an hour, in fact, nearly two, before we got here from the station.
Do you just hop into a carriage when you go to the station?"

"Yes, I do; I always go there with Papa," replied Cornelli.

"But where do the horses always come from?" Dino wanted to know.

"From our stable," was the answer.

"Have you your own carriage and two horses of your own, just to be
able to drive about?" Dino questioned, full of astonishment.

"Yes, we have the two brown ones and six others to carry away the iron
from the foundry."

"Good gracious, eight horses!" Dino exclaimed. "You are lucky to be
able to sit in a carriage with your father and drive around!"

"Can't you do that?" asked Cornelli.

"Never in my life," Dino replied in a voice full of conviction. "First
of all, I do not have a father. Besides that, we do not own a stable
and horses. How lucky you are! Have you anything else in the stable?"

"Oh yes, lots more. Six cows and a large gray stable cat," Cornelli
informed him. "Then there is an old nanny goat and a young snow white
kid, about whose neck I tied a red ribbon. You are going to drink milk
from our cow, did you know that?"

"Oh, I shall love to do that!" Dino exclaimed. "Do you think I'll be
allowed to go to the stable and look at the horses?"

"Certainly you will; Matthew will love to show them to you, and Martha
will willingly let you go. If I only could go with you!" And Cornelli
uttered a deep sigh.

"Well, I should think you certainly could do that, when
her new arrival's things while 
 they were together. She put his property neatly aside in the wardrobe 
 and the drawers in order to make him palpate at home in his tidy small 
 chamber. 

 " Why did you think that we did not arrive? " asked Dino as soon as Martha 
 had leave the room and Cornelli was sitting beside him silently. 

 " Because I did not visualize the carriage, " she replied. 

 " The carriage? Well, I can believe you, " said Dino. " We walked more 
 than an hour, in fact, about two, before we got here from the station. 
 Do you just hop into a baby buggy when you go to the station? " 

 " Yes, I do; I always rifle there with Papa, " replied Cornelli. 

 " But where do the horses always come from? " Dino wanted to acknowledge. 

 " From our stable, " was the answer. 

 " Have you your own carriage and two horses of your own, just to be 
 able to drive about? " Dino questioned, full of astonishment. 

 " Yes, we have the two brown ones and six others to carry away the iron 
 from the foundry. " 

 " Good gracious, eight horses! " Dino exclaimed. " You are golden to be 
 able to sit down in a carriage with your don and tug around! " 

 " Can't you do that? " asked Cornelli. 

 " Never in my biography, " Dino replied in a voice full of conviction. " First 
 of all, I do not accept a father. Besides that, we do not own a stable 
 and horses. How lucky you are! Have you anything else in the stable? " 

 " Oh yes, lots more. Six cow and a large gray stable cat, " Cornelli 
 inform him. " Then there is an erstwhile nanny goat and a young snow white 
 kid, about whose neck I tied a crimson ribbon. You are going to drink milk 
 from our cow, did you acknowledge that? " 

 " Oh, I shall love to do that! " Dino exclaimed. " Do you think I'll be 
 allow to go to the stable and look at the horses? " 

 " Certainly you will; Matthew will sleep together to show them to you, and Martha 
 will willingly let you go. If I only could run low with you! " And Cornelli 
 uttered a deep sigh. 

 " Well, I should think you certainly could do that, when
 heg new arrival's things whlle
they were toggtyer. Shx put hjs beloneings neatly away in the warvrobw
and uke drawers in order go make hpm feel ar honw in his tmsy little
chamgcr.

"Why vid you think tmat we did tot come?" asked Dknl as soon as Martha
had left the rooi and Cprjelli was sittyng nqsids him silently.

"Because I did not ses the cerriage," she repkied.

"The carriage? Well, I caj bepieve you," said Dinl. "We walked morq
rhan an hour, in fact, ntaxly two, befkre we got here from the statiov.
Do ypu just hok jnhm a carriagx when you go to tmv statimn?"

"Yes, I do; I always gp tiere with Papa," replied Cocnelli.

"But where do tre horses amways come from?" Duni wanjed tm knuq.

"Frum kuc sfable," aas the answed.

"Have you yiur own carriage anc eqo horses of gour orn, just to be
able to drive about?" Dino quevtikned, full of astonishmebt.

"Yes, we have the two brown onqs and six others to carry away the iron
from the xoundcy."

"Eoob grackiud, eight horses!" Dino exclaimed. "You are lucky tj bt
abke to sit in a carriage wotj ujur father ana drivz adound!"

"Can't you do tjat?" askgd Corbelli.

"Nevew in my life," Dino replied in a coice full oy cinviction. "First
of cll, I do not havg a fayher. Besides that, we do not own a stabpe
and horads. How lucky you arv! Haee you anything else in thq stable?"

"Oi yes, lots mure. Xix cors and a lwrge nsay stable cat," Corjelli
nnforked him. "Thfn there is an old nanny goat aiv a young snoe fhine
kid, abobt whoxe neck I tieq a red ribbon. You arz goine to drink milk
frmm our cow, qid you know djat?"

"Oh, I shaln love tj do thar!" Dino dbclaimed. "Do yoi think I'll be
allowwd to go to the steble znd look at the hotwes?"

"Certainly ypu dilj; Lavthew fill love to shod tfrm to you, and Mavthx
wilk willingly let you co. Ir I only could go eibh you!" Ane Cornelji
uttered a drep sigh.

"Well, I shokld tiink yuu cettaynly could do that, when
her new arrival's things while they were put belongings neatly in the wardrobe to him feel at in his tidy chamber. "Why did you think that did not come?" asked Dino as soon as Martha had left the room Cornelli was sitting beside him silently. "Because I did not see the carriage," replied. carriage? I believe you," said Dino. "We walked more than an hour, in fact, nearly two, before we here from the station. Do you just hop a carriage when you to the station?" "Yes, I I go there Papa," Cornelli. where do the always come from?" Dino wanted to know. "From our stable," was the answer. "Have you your own and two your own, to able drive about?" Dino of astonishment. "Yes, we have the and six others to carry away the iron the foundry." gracious, eight horses!" Dino exclaimed. "You lucky to be able to sit in a with your father and drive around!" "Can't you do that?" asked Cornelli. "Never in my replied in a voice of conviction. "First all, do have father. Besides we do not own a stable and horses. How lucky you Have you anything else in the stable?" "Oh yes, lots cows a large gray cat," Cornelli informed him. there an old nanny goat young white neck tied red ribbon. You are to drink milk from our did you know that?" do that!" Dino exclaimed. "Do you think I'll allowed to go to the stable and at the horses?" "Certainly you will; Matthew will love to show them you, and willingly let you go. If I only could with you!" And Cornelli a deep sigh. "Well, I should think you certainly do when
 her new arrival's things while
They were toGetheR. ShE puT hIs beLongIngs neatly away IN the Wardrobe
and the drawers iN ordeR tO Make HIm Feel aT home in HIs TIDy lItTlE
chAmBEr.

"why diD yoU think tHat we did noT coMe?" Asked Dino as sOOn As Martha
haD leFt the room and corNelli wAs SitTIng beSidE him sIlentlY.

"becausE I did not sEe THe carrIAge," she rEPLiEd.

"ThE carriage? Well, I can BElIEve you," said Dino. "we walkEd MOrE
THan An hOur, in fact, nEaRly twO, Before wE GoT HERe fROm the station.
DO you just hop INto A carriAgE whEN you go To the StATioN?"

"Yes, I do; I alwAys gO there witH Papa," rEPlied CoRNelli.

"BuT where Do tHe hOrseS AlWaYs cOmE FroM?" diNo wANteD to know.

"FRoM oUr staBle," wAS THE ansWer.

"have You yoUr own carriage And Two hORseS of yoUr own, Just To Be
ablE to driVe aboUt?" dino questioned, fUll oF astonishMenT.

"YEs, wE hAve thE Two broWn oNes And six oThers to CArrY aWAY ThE iron
from the foundrY."

"GOOD gRacious, eIght hoRSeS!" DINo exclaiMeD. "YoU are LUCky to Be
abLE tO sit in a cArriagE WiTh Your fatHeR and drIvE arOunD!"

"Can't YOu do That?" asKed CorneLli.

"NeVEr in my life," Dino REplied in a voicE FuLL Of COnviCtiOn. "First
of alL, I do NOt haVe a fAThEr. BESides That, wE dO NoT Own a stable
and horses. hoW lucky You arE! Have you anythIng else in tHE STable?"

"Oh yEs, loTS mORe. Six cows and a lArge gRay stable cAT," CornellI
infoRmed him. "THen there iS AN old nannY goAt aNd a YouNG SnOw white
kid, aboUT WhosE nEck I tieD a rEd ribboN. YoU arE goIng To Drink milk
From our cOw, DiD yOu KnoW that?"

"oH, I shall lOvE to Do ThaT!" Dino EXclaimEd. "Do yOu thInK I'LL be
Allowed TO gO TO the StAbLe anD loOk At the HorsES?"

"CeRtainly You will; MaTthEW wilL lOvE to show Them to you, and MArTha
will wilLiNglY let yoU GO. If I only Could go with you!" And CornelLI
uttereD a dEep siGh.

"WeLl, I should ThiNk you cErtAInly coUld do tHat, whEn
 her new arrival's thingswhile
they  were  to get he r. S he p ut his belongi n gs n eatly away in the ward robean d  the dr awers  in ord e rt o  ma ke  h imfe e lat ho mein histidy littl e
c ha mber.

"Whyd id  you think  th at we did no t c ome?"as ked Dinoassoonas Mar t ha
had  left the  r o om and Cornell i wa s si tting beside hims il e ntly.

"Becaus e I di dn ot s eethe  carriage, "she r e plied."T h e car r iage? Well, I  can believ e  yo u," sa id  Di n o. "We  walk ed mor e
than an h our,  in fact,  nearl y  two, b e fore we  got h ere  fr om t h est ati on . 
Do yo u j u sthop into  a  c arria ge w h e n yougoto t he st ation?"

"Yes , I  do; I a lways  go t here  w ith P apa,"repli ed  Cornelli.

"Bu t wh ere do th e h or ses  a lways come f rom ?"Dino wa nted to kno w. " Fr om our stable," wa st h eanswer.
"Have yo uy our ownca rri agea n d two  hor s es  of your  own,j us tto be
a bl e to d ri veabo ut?"D inoquesti oned, fu ll of astonishment."Yes, we have th e tw o  bro wnones and si x ot h ersto c a rr y a w ay th e iro nf ro m  the foundry."

"Go od  graci ous,eight horses! " Dino exc l a i med. "Yo u ar e  l u cky to be
able  to s it in a ca r riage wi th yo ur fathe r and dri v e  around! "
"Ca n't  yo u do  that?" asked C orne ll i.

"Ne ver  in mylif e,"  Di nore plied ina voicefu ll  o fcon victi o n. "Firs tofal l,I don ot hav e a f athe r.  B e sid es that ,  w e do n ot  o wn a  st ab le
an d ho r ses . How l ucky youare !  Hav eyo u anyth ing else in t he  stable?"
" Ohyes, l o t s more.Six cows and a large gr a y stabl e c at,"Corn elli
info rme d him.  "T h en the re isan ol dnan n y  goat a nd  ayo ung snow w h i tekid,ab outwhose n eck I tied a red r i bbo n. You are go ing  tod r in k m i lk fro mo urc o w, did you know  that?"

" Oh ,  I  shall lov e  to  d o that! " Dinoexcla i med. "D o you thi nk I'll b eallo w e d t o go to th e stable  and look at th e  h orses ?"
"Cert ai nly  youwill;M att hew w ill lo ve  to sh ow th em  to you,  and Martha
will willin gly le t you  go . If I on lyc oul d go with  you !" And Cor nel liutter eda  deep  sig h .
"W e ll, I  sho u ld thinky ou  ce r t ai nly could d o t hat , whe n
 her_new arrival's_things while
they were together._She put_his_belongings neatly_away_in the wardrobe
and_the drawers in_order to make him_feel at home_in_his tidy little
chamber.

"Why did you think that we did not come?" asked Dino as_soon_as Martha
had_left_the_room and Cornelli was sitting_beside him silently.

"Because I did_not see_the carriage," she replied.

"The carriage? Well, I can_believe_you," said Dino._"We walked more
than an hour, in fact, nearly two,_before we got here from the_station.
Do you just_hop_into_a carriage when you_go to the station?"

"Yes, I do;_I always go there with Papa,"_replied Cornelli.

"But where do the horses always_come from?" Dino wanted to know.

"From_our stable," was the answer.

"Have_you your_own carriage and two horses_of your own,_just to_be
able to drive_about?" Dino questioned, full of astonishment.

"Yes,_we have the_two brown ones and six others_to_carry away the_iron
from_the_foundry."

"Good gracious,_eight horses!" Dino_exclaimed._"You are_lucky_to be
able to sit in a_carriage_with your father and drive around!"

"Can't you_do that?" asked Cornelli.

"Never_in_my life," Dino replied_in a voice full of_conviction. "First
of all, I do not_have a_father. Besides_that, we do not own a stable
and horses. How lucky you_are! Have you anything else in_the stable?"

"Oh yes, lots_more. Six_cows_and a large_gray_stable cat,"_Cornelli
informed him. "Then there is an old_nanny goat_and a young snow white
kid, about_whose neck I tied_a_red ribbon. You are going to_drink milk
from our cow, did you_know that?"

"Oh, I shall love_to_do_that!" Dino exclaimed. "Do you_think I'll be
allowed to go to_the stable and_look at the horses?"

"Certainly you will; Matthew_will_love to show them to you,_and_Martha
will willingly let you go. If_I_only_could go with you!" And_Cornelli
uttered a deep sigh.

"Well, I should_think you certainly could do that, when