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"
Ugh
!
Pollyanna
!
What
a
dirty
little
beast
!
And
it
's
sick
,
I
'm
sure
,
and
all
mangy
and
fleay
.
"
"
I
know
it
,
poor
little
thing
,
"
crooned
Pollyanna
,
tenderly
,
looking
into
the
little
creature
's
frightened
eyes
.
"
And
it
's
all
trembly
,
too
,
it
's
so
scared
.
You
see
it
does
n't
know
,
yet
,
that
we
're
going
to
keep
it
,
of
course
.
"
"
No
--
nor
anybody
else
,
"
retorted
Miss
Polly
,
with
meaning
emphasis
.
"
Oh
,
yes
,
they
do
,
"
nodded
Pollyanna
,
entirely
misunderstanding
her
aunt
's
words
.
"
I
told
everybody
we
should
keep
it
,
if
I
did
n't
find
where
it
belonged
.
I
knew
you
'd
be
glad
to
have
it
--
poor
little
lonesome
thing
!
"
Miss
Polly
opened
her
lips
and
tried
to
speak
;
but
in
vain
.
The
curious
helpless
feeling
that
had
been
hers
so
often
since
Pollyanna
's
arrival
,
had
her
now
fast
in
its
grip
.
"
Of
course
I
knew
,
"
hurried
on
Pollyanna
,
gratefully
,
"
that
you
would
n't
let
a
dear
little
lonesome
kitty
go
hunting
for
a
home
when
you
'd
just
taken
ME
in
;
and
I
said
so
to
Mrs.
Ford
when
she
asked
if
you
'd
let
me
keep
it
.
Why
,
I
had
the
Ladies
'
Aid
,
you
know
,
and
kitty
did
n't
have
anybody
.
I
knew
you
'd
feel
that
way
,
"
she
nodded
happily
,
as
she
ran
from
the
room
.
"
But
,
Pollyanna
,
Pollyanna
,
"
remonstrated
Miss
Polly
.
"
I
do
n't
--
"
But
Pollyanna
was
already
halfway
to
the
kitchen
,
calling
:
"
Nancy
,
Nancy
,
just
see
this
dear
little
kitty
that
Aunt
Polly
is
going
to
bring
up
along
with
me
!
"
And
Aunt
Polly
,
in
the
sitting
room
--
who
abhorred
cats
--
fell
back
in
her
chair
with
a
gasp
of
dismay
,
powerless
to
remonstrate
.
The
next
day
it
was
a
dog
,
even
dirtier
and
more
forlorn
,
perhaps
,
than
was
the
kitten
;
and
again
Miss
Polly
,
to
her
dumfounded
amazement
,
found
herself
figuring
as
a
kind
protector
and
an
angel
of
mercy
--
a
role
that
Pollyanna
so
unhesitatingly
thrust
upon
her
as
a
matter
of
course
,
that
the
woman
--
who
abhorred
dogs
even
more
than
she
did
cats
,
if
possible
--
found
herself
as
before
,
powerless
to
remonstrate
.
When
,
in
less
than
a
week
,
however
,
Pollyanna
brought
home
a
small
,
ragged
boy
,
and
confidently
claimed
the
same
protection
for
him
,
Miss
Polly
did
have
something
to
say
.
It
happened
after
this
wise
.
