Goldsborough, Edmund K., 1844?-1912, Hudson · New York, Broadway Pub. Co · leaf 66
hind one another or con-ceal themselves under leaves and twigs. Abouthalf an inch from his foot Miss Snail waspartly concealed by a dandelion while the greencaterpillar was half hidden under a tuft ofgrass. The elephant and rhinoceros were inplain view, having vainly endeavored to hidebehind a… … .1 H^4$«?JH. The African ostrich had concealed her head in a pile of sandnearby, and seemed very chagrined indeed when LittleBill cried, I spy the ostrich 1Page 58 (Little Bill) The Dream Adventures of Little Bill seemed very chagrined indeed when LittleBill cried, I spy the ostrich. Where can the…
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