Aunt Louisa's nursery favourite : comprising Diamonds and toads, Dick Whittington, Lily Sweetbriar, Uncle's farm yard (1870)
Valentine, L. (Laura), d. 1899, Kronheim, Joseph Martin, 1810-1896, Greenaway, Kate, 1846-1901 · London : Frederick Warne and Co. ; New York : Scribner, Welford and Co. · leaf 128
r, and the fresh grass, and the bean-fields.The leaves were of such a lovely tender green, Mamma said; andthere were pleasant sounds of lowing cows, and bleating sheep, andthe hum of the bees in the bean flowers. Uncle and Aunt Pittwere very glad to see us, and told us we must turn farmers now,and… … THE COWS. A FTER dinner, Aunt Pitt said to Cousin George, I think, mydear, your cousin would like to run about a little while beforebed-time. Should you like to see the cows milked, Harry? Yes, Aunt, very much indeed, said I. Then go, my dears, and tell Phoebe, the milkmaid, to give youeach a glass…
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