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"I DID it," groaned King; "it was all my fault. Kitty was so careful with that sharp dagger, and then I tickled her feet, and it made her wiggle, and she upset right on the baby. Oh, I've killed dear little Kitty!"
"Maybe you haven't," said Marjorie, hopefully. "Maybe she'll wake up in a minute. And it wasn't your fault anyway, King. You didn't mean to upset her, and anybody's got a right to tickle people's feet."