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The Bookshelf for boys and girls (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 202

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not to fold our hands be-lieving that we shall be cared for without effortof our own, since these sparrows have been givento us as an illustration of creatures for whomProvidence provides. Brave, plucky, and industrious little fellows!Right under the noses and feet of the horses, be-tween the… … SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT ANY WARNING, OUT FROM THE OVEN FLEW THE APPARENTLY DEAD BIRD. sunshine for them. Alas, they too have their upsand downs! When the cold chill rains of au-tumn come, and when house-tops and telegraphwires glitter with the scintillations of the dia-mond-like hoar-frost, the tender…

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