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f the garden. One of themcarried in his hand the knife which the girl had used to cut off thetulips. They went straight up to the little Daisy, which could not atall make out what they wanted. Here we may cut a capital piece of turf for the Lark, said one ofthe boys ; and he began to cut oft a… … THE LITTLE BOYS CUT THE TURF WITH THE DAISY OX IT. its life; and now it wanted particularly to live, as it was to be givenwith the piece of turf to the captive Lark. JSTo, let it stay, said the other boy; it makes such a nice orna-ment. And so it remained, and was put into the Larks cage. But the…
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