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Noon-day fancies for our little pets (1889)

New York : Cassell Publishing Co. · leaf 47

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they started up the hill. It was a very small hill; but thepigs said, What a large hill this is ! They were only baby pigs, you know. This was their first walk, out of their yard. By and by they came to the top of the hill. They saw a large house in a large yard. What a big pen! said all the little… … pigs went into the yard, one after another. No one was in sight,so they went on. They were Ltill looking for pigs. Before they got to the door, the cook came out. The pigs gaveher one look. That is no pig, said Piggy White. Then they all ran back to their pen. But they knew more thanwhen they left…

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