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 149
es, but I said I would follow him soon. By the time I reachedthe brook, a great many of the poor sheep had lost their wool, andwere running and jumping about, looking very bare and naked. Butthe shearer told Mary that they were glad to be relieved from theirheavy coats, which would make them very… … HAYMAKING. OUT the greatest fan of our visit to Uncles Farm was the hay-making. How we tossed about the fresh sweet grass withour prongs and forks, and heaped it up in pretty little piles or hay-cocks! and then we buried each other under it. Mary would notbe buried; but while she sat gravely on a…
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