Aunt Mary's illustrated reading book : with more than three hundred illustrations (1855)
London ; New York : G. Routledge · leaf 95
ome time, a storm cameon, and Kate be-gan to cry. Then they sat downun-der a large tree and thought how wrong theyhad been to come. And the light began to fade;but when it was al-most dark, Dash gave a loudbark, and they heard a mans voice call-ing them.So they ran for-ward, and soon found… … Spring is the Sea-son for plough-ing and sow-ing.Trees be-gin to bud, and prim-roses and dai-siesdeck the fields and banks. The birds that the coldhad driv-en a-way, now re-turn, and the note ofthe cuck-oo is heard in the woods.
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