Henderson, L. R. S. (Loulie Richmond Stebbins), b. 1886, Nelson, Emile A., ill · Chicago, The Reilly & Britton Co · leaf 100
desert her friends and that in a way shedeserved what she received. Unseen by any one, heclimbed the city wall, and finally found her lying inthe snow, helpless and alone. Whoop-la told her hewas her friend and had come to help her. His kind-ness touched her, for those who had been ready to doher… … The Magic Aeroplane was the right thing and be kind to every one. The next morning when I went into the Work-shop, there stood all the Toys except the French Doll;but what a difference! They were so badly batteredup that at first I decided to send them all to the Homeof Discarded Toys. I couldnt…
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