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The old oak tree (1881)

Moncrieff, Miss, Dean & Son · London : Dean & Son · leaf 6

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. They sang their best songs; and the Squire used to look up and say,-— Ah! there is no tree so full of music as the Old Oak. One day a pair of new-comers came to the Old Oak Tree, and began to settle themselves and build their nest. Mr. and Mrs. Jay (for thatwas their name) weremost beautiful… … — they seemed to be_^ always scolding.^ They were fullof curiosity abouttheir neighbours,and peeped into every-bodys house. Whydo you live down there, Mr. Bunny ?said Mrs. Jay; Im sure your house must be damp, andunhealthy for the children. Then they attacked Cozic Cowl:— If you would only…

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