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 130 morning washed and dressed her as usual. She had on a clean white frock, and she went skipping and jumping down stairs in great glee and full of her morning joy; not going down the stairs as grown up people do, first one foot and then the other; but both feet together, a step at a time. She had to pass the drawing-room door before she reached the room where her mother was. The door was a little open, and Annie peeped in. Then she thought she would just look at the pretty things, and round the room she went on tiptoe, till she came to a small table, with an inkstand, and pens and writing paper Digitized by Google REPENTANCE.