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The giant scissors (1911)

Johnston, Annie F. (Annie Fellows), 1863-1931 · Boston, L.C. Page and Company (Incorporated) · leaf 143

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ousness ofhis new clothes, he found Joycesitting in the midst of yards ofgaily colored tarletan. It was heaped up around her in brightmasses of purple and orangeand scarlet and green, and shewas making it into candy-bagsfor the tree. In a few minutes Jules hadforgotten all about himself, andwas as… … 142 THE GATE OF THE GIANT SCISSORS. the ornaments to unpack, and the corn to shell,and pop, and string. It will take most of mytime to dress the dolls, and theres such 3short time to do everything in. You never saw any pop-corn, did you,Jules ? asked Cousin Kate. When I washere last time, I couldnt…

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