oryoung goat. So we must thank these animals, as well as thecow, for the leather out of which our boots and shoes are made,must we not? Do you think there is any one else to thank? Some one hadto make the leather into shoes; who was that? IN THE CHILDS WOKLD. 183 (Kecite the words of The Cobbler,… … TEACHERS READING. Sir Gibbie, ..-.-- Only an Incident ( The New England Magazine,December, 1891), ----- The Goloshes of Fortune. ) The Red Shoes, ) Blessed be Drudgery, - - - - - Hannah Binding Shoes, . . - . Babys Shoes, ------ The Shoemakers, ) _ Cobbler Keezars Vision, ( Urania. A Rhymed Lesson,…
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