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"Tomorrow is St Valentine's day," said [Jack]. "Whom can I send a [card] to, Mama?" "Who is the nicest little [girl] you know?" asked [Mama]. Jack tried to think. "I guess it's the one in the big brick [house]," he said. "Her hair is curly, and she gave me an [apple] when I climbed the [tree] for her [kitten]. Her name is Kitty, too, and that's a pretty name."
So Mama took a sheet of [folded paper] and painted [flowers] all around it, with two little [doves] at the top; and Jack wrote a verse in the middle, with pictures -- like this story. "Dear Kitty; The [rose] is red, the [violet] blue -- I like [kittens] so I like you. Yours truly, J." Then he put it in an [envelope] and went out to send it. [Jimmy Crow] went too.