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Little pet's chatterbox (1884)

Belford, Clarke & Co. pbl, Donohue & Henneberry. prt bnd · Chicago ; New York : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 48

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why, who would like that ?Af-ter all, how-ev-er, I am more sor-ry for themen, as they must have ma-ny long, sad hours,as, cold and hun-gry, they think of theirhomes and dear ones. I hope that thespring will soon come, and that they can sailout to the o-pen sea, and ar-rive at home with£-nough… … LITTLE PETS CHATTERBOX. Lit-tle May had been stand-ing by thevvin-dow for some time watch-ing the snowthat was fall-ing fast. Sud-den-ly she cried,Oh, rnam-ma, look ! There is Dick-y. Mrs.Gray ran to the win-dow, and there she saw,perched on a bush on the lawn, a lit-tleyel-low ca-na-r3/^-bird.…

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