Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 322
hen I ran home for bread. They were almost too small to eat, but one ate a little. We thought they had no mother, but one day saw herflying from the nest. The second time we went we hadto take Dewey, the dog, with us to find the nest, buthe would not hurt them for anything. They got so that when we… … A KEEN RETORT. BY E. ADELAIDE HAHN (AGE 7). The knife always cuts me, The bread-loaf sighed. But the bread is so crusty, The knife replied. ONE DAY IN JULY. BY DOROTHEA SIDNEY PAUL (AGE II). Oh, my, it s so hot! exclaimed Edna Kampfe, asshe lay back in the hammock. I am sure, she wenton, it was not…
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