The book of elves and fairies for story-telling and reading aloud and for the children's own reading (1918)
Olcott, Frances Jenkins · Boston New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 384
abeggar. Her proud cousins said it was just likeher mean spirit, but Childe Charity did not mindthem. She scraped the pots for her supper thatnight and slept on a sack among the lumber,while the old woman rested in her warm bed. And next morning, before the little girl awoke,the old woman was up… … CHILDE CHARITY CAME OUT AND ASKED THE OLD WOMANTO TAKE HER SHARE OF THE SUPPER THE WEW YOP.XPUBLIC LIBRARY IILDFN ■■Of(NO.», ION THE STOEY OF CHILDE CHARITY 351 should come to the back door but the old woman,again asking for broken victuals and a nightslodging. No one would listen to her or give…
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