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The giant scissors (1911)

Johnston, Annie F. (Annie Fellows), 1863-1931 · Boston, L.C. Page and Company (Incorporated) · leaf 168

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sdisappointed, for she thought thather account of monsieurs queeractions and Juless little tree wouldhave made a greater impressionon her audience. She went outobediently, walking up and downthe paths with her hands in herjacket pockets, andher red tam-oshanterpulled down over hereyes. The big… … A GREAT DISCOVERY. The cat rubbed against the tree, mewing andpurring by turns, then sprang up in the treeafter her. She took the warm, furry creaturein her arms and began talking to it. Oh, Solomon, she said, what do yousuppose is the matter over there? My poorold lady must be monsieurs sister, or…

Children's stories, American

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