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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 116

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st little squeal, I dont cry any more. Iam six days old and I have stopped crying.Now will my tail begin to curl? The old Owl popped out his big, staringeyes. Six days old, he said, half to himself.What have you been doing in those six days,anything besides eating and sleeping andcrying? No-o-o,… … HELLO, PIGGYWEE! HE CALLED OUT PUBLH ASTOR.,DEN11 PIGGYWEES LITTLE CURLY TAIL :<If I do something better than eat and sleepand cry, will my tail curl? You never can tell, smiled GrandfatherOwl, and he closed his other eye and went fastasleep. Little Piggywee walked home very slowly.I must find…

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