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Dolly was very quiet after she reached home. She was greatly puzzled at the events of the afternoon.
"Of course," she thought, "Pinkie _couldn't_ be a fairy. She is just as much a live little girl as I am. And yet, why should any nice little girl,-and she surely is a very nice little girl,-want our acquaintance kept secret?"