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Little pet's chatterbox (1884)

Belford, Clarke & Co. pbl, Donohue & Henneberry. prt bnd · Chicago ; New York : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 82

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Mon-day. What shall I do? Oh, I know!I will go fish-ing. So he jumped out of bed,and made haste to put on his clothes and toget down to break-fast. It did not take him long to eat it; and thenhe took his bas-ket, rod, and line, and, hav-inq- LITTLE PETS CHATTERBOX. got the cook to put him up a… … them, and hur-rled on. Time was fly-ing; andfish, you know, al-ways are hun-gri-est and bitebet-ter in the morn-ing than at an-y oth-er partof the day. LITTLE PETS CHATTERBOX. So Ned hur-ried on. Turk thought it finefun. He ran a-long, bark-ing at the birds thatflew up out of the grass, and now and…

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