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KAY MANAGED TO GET HIS SLEIGH FASTENED TO THE LARGE ONE, AND AWAY HE WENT WITH IT.
THE SECOND STORY
A LITTLE BOY AND A LITTLE GIRL
In the middle of the big town, where there are so many houses and people that there is not room enough for every one to have a little garden, and where most people must therefore be content with growing flowers in pots, there were, however, two poor children who had a garden somewhat bigger than a flower-pot. They were not brother and sister, but they were just as fond of one another as if they had been. Their parents lived close to each other; they lived in two garrets, where the roof of the one house adjoined that of the neighboring one, with the gutter running between them along the eaves. There were two little windows opposite each other in the roofs of the houses; you had only to step across the gutter to get to one window from the other.
