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The pinafore pocket story book (1922)

Potter, Miriam Clark, 1886-1965, Balcom, Sophia T · New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 280

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Then, holdingit firmly with its feet, itbegan to nibble and peck. It nearly fell off thetree, eating that piece ofJ)read. John chuckledto himself, watching fromthe window. Afterevery bite the bluebirdwould look up andaround as though to say: Oh my, but this is de-licious! It ate and ate and ate,but… … Then a robin came and flew up tothe top of the bluebirds tree. Then it THE PINAFORE POCKET STORY BOOK bluebird flew over to it, with a swift rush of happy 4dinner. Away over the meadow it flew. John wished thatit would hurry and come back, for it was stupid sit-ting in the chair, waiting to get…

Children's poetry, American

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