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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 236

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tcame out all fine and white. Fine flour forbread, said the miller; and as he poured it intobarrels, he called: Baker, baker, your ovens heat,Hungry-Boy needs bread to eat. 194 TO THE BLACKSMITHS SHOP So the baker made the flour into bread andput it into the hot oven, and soon his windowwas full of… … A HIPPITY hippity hop! Heigh-ho!Away to the blacksmiths shop we go! If you have a pony Thats lost a shoe,195 STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN You can get her anotherAll shining and new.A hippity hippity hop! Anonymous THE LITTLE GRAY PONY By Maud Lindsay THERE was once a man who owned a littlegray pony.…

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