Stahl, P.-J., 1814-1886, Frølich, Lorenz, 1820-1908 · New York : D. Appleton & Co. ... · leaf 22
ns toMinnie not to stir. He must have spied a peacock. Howcleverly and quietly he steals up—nearer, nearer, without the A BUTTERFLT CHASE. slightest noise; he ^scarcely seems to breathe. Minnie wouldlike to run across to see the beautiful peacock. Bertie holdsup his net, all ready to catch the… … i.R?.. ^ -^c^ VIII. All on a sudden Bertie brings down the w^t^ and thenthrows himself on his hands and knees, to make sure of hissuccess. He must have caught the butterfly A BUTTERFLT CHASE. No! there is no butterfly—nothing at all in the net buta bit of clover. Bertie seems rather unhappy about…
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