H.C. Peck & Theo. Bliss · Philadelphia : H. C. Peck &Theo. Bliss · leaf 81
, and they did notknow the want of a mothers kind-ness or a fathers love. They weregenerally very good children, butsometimes they were disobedient,and gave their kind sister trouble. One fine afternoon in October, shecalled the little ones to her, Eobertand Ella, said she, I am going toride, and… … KIND SISTER LUCY. THE LOST CHILDREN. 77 Good-bye! well be so good/For about an hour after tlieirsister left, the children playedquietly in their play room; but theygrew tired of the house and Robertsaid. Lets go out in the meadowjust a minute, well come backbefore sister Lucy does, and shellnever…
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