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Little George's first journey (1846)

Philadelphia : American Sunday-School Union · leaf 150

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father. So George, said grandfather, this isyour last day? Well, let us first see how thefruit comes on, and then we will have a littlechat, perhaps for the last time. So the aged man and the little boy walkedtogether round the garden, and examined thestrawberry-beds, and raspberry and currant… … The currant bushes had also been stripped offruit, excepting two or three, which werecovered over with nets to keep away the birds.From these bushes George obtained a goodhandful of nice ripe bunches. The roaringlions were sadly diminished; and what therewere left had burst, and become insipid,…

Christian life -- Juvenile fiction · Parent and child -- Juvenile fiction · Grandparents -- Juvenile fiction · Brothers and sisters -- Juvenile fiction · Voyages and travels -- Juvenile fiction

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