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The Kindergarten magazine (1891)

[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 39

An illustration from The Kindergarten magazine, 1891, leaf 39
me they watched for the blossoms. Atlast they came peeping out, looking verymuch alike. Then the wind blew away thelittle flower dresses, and the green leavesbegan to come out. The children wereastonished to see that these were quitealike too. When were they to know whatkinds of trees they were?… … After they had lived in the country along while, they moved back with Papa andMamma to their old home in the city. Assoon as they were inside the gate, they ranas fast as they could to see their fruit trees.They looked at them, and then called outto Mamma and Papa, We know now whatkinds our trees…

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