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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 155

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aid the hen. u Twee, twee! said the chickens; and Blackie was contented. CHRISTINB OOLDERXiK THE WHITE BOWL. A STORY FOR CRY-BABIES. Little Neds brother Tom called him a cry-baby, because hiseyes were always full of tears. His mother said that Ned had littlebuckets just back of his eyes that were… … drop all hisNed askeddo withAnn said shelittle fish andaround in Just then;Fido ran intobegan to eat:Ned had left^iWhen Nedthe cake he be-tears ran down hison the floor. u O, said Ann, we mustthey will help to fill the bowl. And she held the bowl right underNeds eyes. Now, Ned, she said, cry real…

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