Stahl, P.-J., 1814-1886, Frølich, Lorenz, 1820-1908 · New York : D. Appleton & Co. ... · leaf 44
XVIII. Poor Minnie is quite frightened. Bertie has tumbledright upon her ; and Bertie is so heavy. Besides, she has ^^S J BUTTERFLY CHASE, got very wet, and her pretty white frock is all dirtied withthe mud. It is not nice at all. Bertie helps her up, butshe is half inclined to cry. * Oh, says… … XIX. ^ What has become of the butterfly all this time? criesBertie. Who would have thought it. he is quietly settlednot two yards from the spot where his enemies fell; so quiet A BUTTERFLY CHASE. that one would have thought him asleep or dreaming on thetuft of beautiful blue-bells, where Bertie has…
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