Inside Out Library · Explore

The adventures of Peter Peterkin (1916)

Bear, Gilly, Gabriel, Gilbert W · New York : Sam'l Gabriel Sons & Co. · leaf 24

An illustration from The adventures of Peter Peterkin, 1916, leaf 24
e wept so hard,and so many of his tears spilled down into the stove that—what did he do but put the fire out I And soon enough hispumpkin house grew cold and cheerless and wet with thebriny waves which came dashing in through the door-win-dow-ceiling. PETERKIN AFLOAT 19 It was a dreary party now.… … %f^^ time. He could hardly see the white froth at the crests ofthe waves and the deep green of their troughs. He made outa ship passing by, miles and miles away. He screamed andwaved his coat and whistled between two fingers—did every-thing he could think of to make the sailors see and save him.But…

Children's stories · Whales

Internet Archive · New York Public Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from The adventures of Peter Peterkin

More like this