Fireside fairies : or, Christmas at Aunt Elsie's (1852)
Pindar, Susan, ca. 1820-1892 · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 91
series with his neighbor,and after a trial each person is glad to take up hisown again, said Bertha. Yes, I remember that, cried Lucy Parker, andthe description of the tall man exchanging his longlegs for a pair of short ones, made me laugh enough.But now you have all been talking so sensibly that… … FIRESIDE FAIRIES. 83 sion, and enjoy the present good contained in yonderold bookcase ? The younger children warmly seconded Lucyaproposition, and after a little more talking, the groupsettled quietly down, like a swarm of bees, and theold portfolio being produced, Aunt Elsie selected amanuscript,…
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