printed with a lead-pencil. The most important sentences werethese: I. LIKE. MY. DOLL. AND. CARRIAGE.—THE. PIG. IS.DEAD. —COME. DOWN. NEXT. SUMMER. VIRGINIA C. HOLL1S. … BUILDING THE NEST. Little Mrs. Robin, let me help, I pray;Will you have a withered leaf, or a wisp of hay ? Here are softest mosses, grasses dry and brown,Shreds of lace and feathers, bits of silk} down. Tell me, Mrs. Robin, what I first shall bring,Shall it be a mossy twig, or a bit of string ?…
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