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"
Why
,
Aunt
Polly
,
what
a
shame
!
"
Pollyanna
's
face
expressed
only
concerned
sympathy
.
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"
A
shame
!
"
repeated
Aunt
Polly
,
too
dazed
to
say
more
.
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"
Why
,
yes
.
You
see
,
if
you
'd
felt
like
banging
doors
you
'd
have
banged
'
em
,
of
course
;
and
if
you
did
n't
,
that
must
have
meant
that
you
were
n't
ever
glad
over
anything
--
or
you
would
have
banged
'
em
.
You
could
n't
have
helped
it
.
And
I
'm
so
sorry
you
were
n't
ever
glad
over
anything
!
"
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"
PollyANna
!
"
gasped
the
lady
;
but
Pollyanna
was
gone
,
and
only
the
distant
bang
of
the
attic-stairway
door
answered
for
her
.
Pollyanna
had
gone
to
help
Nancy
bring
down
"
her
things
.
"
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Miss
Polly
,
in
the
sitting
room
,
felt
vaguely
disturbed
;
--
but
then
,
of
course
she
HAD
been
glad
--
over
some
things
!
626
August
came
.
August
brought
several
surprises
and
some
changes
--
none
of
which
,
however
,
were
really
a
surprise
to
Nancy
.
Nancy
,
since
Pollyanna
's
arrival
,
had
come
to
look
for
surprises
and
changes
.
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First
there
was
the
kitten
.
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628
Pollyanna
found
the
kitten
mewing
pitifully
some
distance
down
the
road
.
When
systematic
questioning
of
the
neighbors
failed
to
find
any
one
who
claimed
it
,
Pollyanna
brought
it
home
at
once
,
as
a
matter
of
course
.
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"
And
I
was
glad
I
did
n't
find
any
one
who
owned
it
,
too
,
"
she
told
her
aunt
in
happy
confidence
;
"
'
cause
I
wanted
to
bring
it
home
all
the
time
.
I
love
kitties
.
I
knew
you
'd
be
glad
to
let
it
live
here
.
"
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Miss
Polly
looked
at
the
forlorn
little
gray
bunch
of
neglected
misery
in
Pollyanna
's
arms
,
and
shivered
:
Miss
Polly
did
not
care
for
cats
--
not
even
pretty
,
healthy
,
clean
ones
.