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Bram's father gave him some rabbits. They are white rabbits, with pink / eyes. They have long, pink ears. They are very pretty. They like to eat / clover and cabbage and lettuce.
Katrina and Jan like to go to Bram's house. When they go there, Jan / says, "Let us go out and see the rabbits, Bram." And Bram says, "All / right. Come on, Katrina." But Katrina wants to stay and play with baby / Annetka.
"You go on, boys," says she. "I will come by and by."
So the boys go out to see the rabbits. Katrina plays with little / Annetka. She throws a big ball to the baby. The baby tries to catch it, / but she cannot.
Katrina puts Annetka in her little cart. She rides her up and down on / the brick path in the garden. The baby likes to see the pretty flowers. / She likes to look at the white shells and stones by the garden path.
By and by Annetka's mother comes out. "It is time for your nap, baby," / says she. So she takes little Annetka into the house.
Then Katrina runs away to see the rabbits.