Stahl, P.-J., 1814-1886, Frølich, Lorenz, 1820-1908 · New York : D. Appleton & Co. ... · leaf 28
e. * Yes, yes, answers Minnie. Oh, come quick! Bertie runs up ; but, oh, dear, the ill-natured butterfly A BUTTERFLY CHASE, has made his escape through a hole in the net, which hadbeen torn by a hedge. He laughs at Miss Minnie, the good-for-nothing butterfly!He flies up so high, so high, that the… … ^J^^k^^^ XI. Let us lie down on the grass, says Bertie, and beon the watch to take the peacock by surprise. When hecannot see any more of us, he will come down. Butterflies A BUTTERFLT CHASE. are too greedy to stay up in the air very long; they wantto come down to suck the honey out of the flowers.…
Children's stories, French
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