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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 66

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■ So the violets closed their pretty eyes and went to sleep; theyknew that they could trust the kind, old oak. And the great treesoftly dropped red leaf after red leaf upon them, until they wereall covered over. The cold winter came, with its snow and ice, but it could notharm the little violets.… … Cnestnat^m theDurr. THE CHESTNUT BOYS. In a warm little bed, in alittle green house, MotherNature had tucked threebaby boys safely away for along sleep. The liouse was not likethe ones we live in, for ithad only one tiny room,with no windows, and thedoor was fastened so tightly that no one could…

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