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Pleasing and instructive stories for young children (1800)

Hughs, Mrs. (Mary) · Philadelphia : T. T. Ash · leaf 63

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pes, and she toldher that she was sure she had pulledsome of them. The little girl told herthat she had not touched one; but, shehad so often told lies, that her mammacould not believe her; and she said, ifyou had come back as I told you, Ishould have given you some of thesefine plums; but I cannot… … niil he; Misnnna undt-T tlio liv«^ , ..__„_:_ •- - -- j^ ] 51 to herself, I will never tell anotherstory, and then mamma will surelylearn to believe me. Come,let us sit down under the shadeof this tree; it will keep us cool, for thethick green leaves will shade the sunfrom us. Look at the cows!…

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