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In the child's world; morning talks and stories for kindergartens, primary schools and homes (1893)

Poulsson, Emilie, 1853-1939 · Springfield, Mass., Milton Bradley Company · leaf 336

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this stick—thats right—I wont hurt you. The caterpillar clung to the stick, and the little boy startedto get down from the tree into which he had climbed just forfun. But getting down was not as easy as climbing up hadbeen, and the little boy had to leave the caterpillar on the treeafter all. I 11… … 319 IN THE CHILD S WOKLlJ. I think I/iac? better hide. And it did. It crawled off a littleway from where the boy had left it, and began to spin imme-diately. By the time the little boy had reached the house and hadfound Aunt Helen, and she had finislied some Avork which shecould not leave, and they…

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