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The giant scissors (1911)

Johnston, Annie F. (Annie Fellows), 1863-1931 · Boston, L.C. Page and Company (Incorporated) · leaf 151

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aken it down tothe woods to dig up a little cedar-tree, so littlethat it was not over a foot high when it wasplanted in a box. Clotilde had to be taken into the secret, forhe could not hide it from her. It is for myUncle Martin, he said, timidly. Do youthink he will like it? The motherly… … SITTING UP IN BED WITH THE QUILTS WRAPPED AROUND HIM, CHRISTMAS PLANS AND AN ACCIDENT. 15! •JI have no beautiful white strings of pop-corn to hang over it like wreaths of snow, hesaid, so I am going down the lane for somemistletoe that grows in one of the highesttrees. The berries are like lovely…

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