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Little pet's chatterbox (1884)

Belford, Clarke & Co. pbl, Donohue & Henneberry. prt bnd · Chicago ; New York : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 122

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-ingso ill that she could hard-ly lift her head,and go-ing to mar-ket was out of the ques-tion. What was to be done ? The eggsand but-ter were all packed, and ought to go.Ill take them, moth-er, said An-nie ;** Dick and I can drive the don-key cart justas well as not. So they wrapped them-selves… … LITTLE PETS CHATTERBOX. I have a cat, Its name is TitAnd by the fire It loves to sit. From off the rugIt will not stir, But there will sitAll day and purr. Each day I brmgIts dish of milk, And smooth its coatThat shines like silk And on my kneeIt oft will sit ; For Tit loves me,And I love Tit.…

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