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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 386

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nd if we plantedthose seeds Avhat would grow? Each flower makes its own kindof seeds; and no other kind of seed can grow into Just that par-ticular kind of flower. Now would you like to know what theflowers say? A lady (Susan Coolidge) tells us in some pretty verses :- The red rose says: Be sweet,… … .,^>r,|s Which do You Likk Bkst? iitV) 370 IN THE childs wokld. TEACHERS READING. Botany, . . . . Gray, Hooker, Newell, Youmans How to Know the Wild Flowers, - - - - Mrs. W. S. Dana Flowers and their Pedigree, - - - . . Allen Flower Object Lessons, - - - - - - Le Maout Life of a Primrose ( Fairy…

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