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The Bookshelf for boys and girls (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 206

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om the cat. Its last drown-ing exploit was nearly the cause of its beingburned to death. This is the way it came about: Harold fished his darling little chick out of thewater-pan, and carried it, all limp and dripping,into the old-fashioned bricked-out kitchen, whereHetty was busy getting dinner.… … IT WAS BABY EDITHS DELIGHT TO STAND NEAR THE OLD HENS NEST. chickens. She made a comfortable nest for anoisy old hen which had been clucking andscratching in an obtrusive manner for some time,and she and Harold watched the weeks go byuntil one day they found eleven brand-new chicks, some wood into…

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