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Our little ones and the nursery [serial] (1881)

Boston : Russell Pub. Co. · leaf 312

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wonderful thing happened. Mrs. Bussfuss, the oldestdoll of all, stood up on herfeet, exclaiming, Dear, dear !I thought she never wouldleave us alone; and this isthe night of the party too! MRS. BUSS FUSSS PARTY. Ml Mr. Bussfuss, my dear, get up, or you wont be ready; and shehelped him to stand… … was to be a fine affair, and they must not forget the good man-ners Louie had so carefully taught them. As soon as all the people were in bed and the house quiet,the fun for the dolls began. Did any one ever see such a noisy set ? Mr. Bussfuss dancedup and down the room with the rag baby, that had…

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