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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 328

An illustration from The pinafore pocket story book, 1922, leaf 328
nd the turn.It was an old red bridge, with a peaked roof, overTurtle Creek. Aunt Matilda tied Grayfoot to thefence by it, and then she started up the hill to seeMrs. Perkins. She wasgoing to get the straw-berry-jam receipe and ad-mire the new little baby.Jane held the reinstight. She watched… … So sang Jane as she rode withher Aunt Matilda. very quiet by the bridge, with only the noise of thelittle river hurrying over the stones. Suddenly Jane heard a queer sound, like a horse 315 THE PINAFORE POCKET STORY BOOK going under the bridge, only much fainter andsmaller. It seemed to come from…

Children's poetry, American

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