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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 48

An illustration from My first story-book, 1879, leaf 48
, and at the yardshe lived in because she could not fly over thefence. In the midst of all these complaints shelooked up and saw a bullfinch sitting on a boughwith a bit of bread in his mouth. It was exactlythe same food as that she had just turned from withdisgust, but for greediness she said, Oh,… … LET US BE OFF TO THE FIELDS.^ ^ T ET us be off to the fields to-day; Now, little Jenny, up and away!Father has got no work to do,So he means to take a ramble with you. Jenny perched on her fathers arm,Feeling secure and safe from harm,Wishes that he would every dayTake her out with him In this way.…

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