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My first story-book (1879)

Tupper, Ellin Isabelle, Thomas Nelson & Sons, S. W. Partridge & Co. (London, England) · New York : Thomas Nelson and Sons ; London : S.W. Partridge and Co. · leaf 124

An illustration from My first story-book, 1879, leaf 124
PLAYFUL KITTY. J^ITTY, Kitty, you little thing, Youre much too full of play ;How can I read when up you spring ?Where did you come from, pray ? I thought I left you fast asleep Upon the window-sill;It seems to me you never keep More than five minutes still. Yes, now of course you think my hair… … MOTHER-DEER AND BABY. gOMETHING has startled them, as they fedsecurely enough, one would thuik, on the grassat the foot of the rocks, up which they imaginedno one would climb ; and if we could only geta little nearer, this is what we should hear themother-deer saying to her baby: My child, I amsure…

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