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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 137

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said Robin Chirp-Chirp, and he laughedagain so hard andso long that hisfeathers stood upstraight. You seemvery merry, saidDucky Widdle- Waddle. Is this the happiest place in theworld? The happiest place in the world! repeated Robin Chirp-Chirp. I should say it wasnt. But - and he gave his tail a… … DUCKY WIDDLE-AVADDLE Ducky Widdle-Waddle gave a squawk.Who wants to sing Chirp! Chirp! all day?Not I, he said. :But if the happiest place inthe world is not far from here, then let us go onand find it. So with a flip and a flop and awiddle and a waddle, on they went. They had not gone very far when…

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