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The child's own story book; or, Tales and dialogues for the nursery (1849)

Jerram, Mrs. (Jane Elizabeth Holmes) · Philadelphia, G.S. Appleton · leaf 27

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, nowthey have done playing, and puss is goneaway, and the kitten sits on the hearthwith her face to the fire; and is going tosleep. Now she has laid down, and wewill not disturb her. THE LITTLE MOUSE. Little mouse! little mouse! where areyou running to? Oh! you need notscamper away so fast, I do… … -■iES AND HIS ROCKING HORSPape »5 JAMES AND HIS ROCKING-HORSE. 15 see a little piece of cheese on the floor—that is what you are longing for, is it?Here then, take it; but take care of yourhead, or it will fall upon it. Oh! I see Ihad no need to tell you of that, for youhave gone down as quick as…

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