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Archy Somerville : and other stories (1856)

H.C. Peck & Theo. Bliss · Philadelphia : H. C. Peck &Theo. Bliss · leaf 18

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LITTLE ARCIIY SOMMERVILLE. 13 Arcliy lay down by the brook andwent fast asleep. He was awakened by his fatherwho had come in search of his lostboy. Poor little Archy was veryglad to get home once more, and hesobbed as his mother laid him in hiswarm bed mamma I will never runout the gate again, when… … STOP AND THINK. Oh ! theres a butterfly I meanto catch it! cried little GeorgyEllis, running after the bright in-sect. See mamma, said he afterthe capture of the little flutteringthing, see, is it not a beauty, lookhow bright its wings are ! Why mo-ther it is dead, he said, after aminute. ^ Yes, my…

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