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The brownies and other tales (1910)

Ewing, Juliana Horatia Gatty, 1841-1885, Woodward, Alice B., ill · London : G. Bell & Sons · leaf 40

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ption of refusing. Tommy crept nearer,and put his lips to the round face out of which theeyes shone. Oh ! it was so downy and warm, sosoft, so indescribably soft. Tommys lips sankinto it, and couldnt get to the bottom. It wasunfathomable feathers and fluffyness. Now, what do you want? said the Owl.… … Kiss my fluffy face, said the Owl (p. 22) THE BROWNIES 23 Hurrah! said Tommy. Where do theylive ? In your house, said the Owl. Tommy was aghast. In our house ! he exclaimed. Whereabouts ?Let me rummage them out. Why do they do noth-ing? One of them is too young, said the Owl. But why dont the…

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