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Aunt Mary's illustrated reading book : with more than three hundred illustrations (1855)

London ; New York : G. Routledge · leaf 96

An illustration from Aunt Mary's illustrated reading book : with more than three hundred illustrations, 1855, leaf 96
When Au-tumn comes it is time to ga-therfruit and cut the corn. When the corn has beenbound in-to sheaves, the poor folks come and pickup what is left on the field. In Au-tumn the leavesturn brown and fall from the trees. … Win-ter is very cold and drea-ry. The trees arequite bare. The ponds are all fro-zen, and the earthis wrap-ped in snow. The nights are long anddark, but Christ-mas comes in the Win-ter, andfolks make merry o-ver a good fire. AUNT MAEYS ILLTJSTEATED PEIMEE. THE MONTHS.

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