Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 302
e andtwo children, a boy and girl, helped him withhis work. The boys name was Valentine, andthe girls, Marie. They were obedient andpious and the joy and comfort of their poorparents. One winter evening, this good family gath-ered about the table to eat their small loaf ofbread, while the father… … THE CHRISTMAS TREE O, clap, clap the hands,And sing out with glee! THE STRANGER CHILD so cold and hungry! Please, good people, letme in! Valentine and Marie sprang from the tableand ran to open the door, saying: Come in, poor child, we have but very lit-tle ourselves, not much more than thou…
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