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A butterfly chase (1869)

Stahl, P.-J., 1814-1886, Frølich, Lorenz, 1820-1908 · New York : D. Appleton & Co. ... · leaf 14

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rtie has slung the butterfly-box, with the corks and great pins, over his shoulder, PJelooks quite like a sportsman. They are going to the daisy field for their first chase ;it is a beautiful meadow, full of flowers, which the butterfliesare very fond of They say good-bye to mamma. She goes with… … IV. Now they are off, armed with their nets. They are sureto have a splendid chase. Bertie intends to catch a dozen A BUTTERFLY CHASE. peacock butterflies, and Minnie a dozen emperors. Thatwill make twenty-four butterflies. Peacocks and emperors arethe finest of all—the only butterflies they mean…

Children's stories, French

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