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Little pet's chatterbox (1884)

Belford, Clarke & Co. pbl, Donohue & Henneberry. prt bnd · Chicago ; New York : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 112

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-thers face,And nev-er slum-ber night or days. Thou llest in down, soft ev-er-y way ;Thy Sa-viour lay on straw and hay.Th) cra-dle is far bet-ter drestThan the hard crib where He did rest. None dare dis-turb thy pres-ent ease^He had a thou-sancl en-e-mies :Idiou livst in great se-cu-ri-ty ;But He… … LITTLE PETS CHATTERBOX. Where can Ala-bel be ? asked mam-ma. Have you seen her, nurse ? She was hereon-ly a few min-utes a-go, and now I can-notsee or hear her a-ny-where. Nurse, who was busy pack-ing a trunk,had not seen her go out. Run down-stairs, said mam-ma; per-haps she has gone to vis-it…

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