Pleasing and instructive stories for young children (1800)
Hughs, Mrs. (Mary) · Philadelphia : T. T. Ash · leaf 27
ter that, they were very goodfriends again, and ate it all up. I can-not tell you any thing more about themnow, for my hand is tired with writing;but I wish you would come here, and Iwill let you see them. This letter is from vour cousin John. «/ Now is not this a very pretty letter,think you,… … Kinilv Watennir her Flowers. 19 Spring is come now, Emily, and itis time to begin to work in the gardens:mamma will give her Emily a littlegarden for her own. Last Summer,she was too young to have a gar-den; she could not dig it, nor do anythins; to it herself, so it would have O been of no use for…
Children's literature, American
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