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 16
the old lady is alwaysso glad to see her, and gives her some nice fruit.But grandmama would not like to see Ada withsoiled hands and face, and her hair uncombed, andher boots dirty. We should always keep ourselvesclean, for dirty habits are a disgrace, and injure thehealth. The clergyman met Ada on… … MOTHERS PET. np H IS is little Arthur, who, whenever he goes outon a visit and is asked what he is called athome, always answers Mothers pet; and look-ing at his bright and happy little smiling face wecannot wonder at the name, for he is so winningand lovable in manner that we may be sure heis not…
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