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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 32

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reeable, if it is seenin its relation to the childs development, andas a part of the daily service a mother rendersin the making of the new world. We hope it isto be a better world. It will be. It must be ifhomes become true gardens of childhood andmothers wise gardeners. To Miss J. Helen Kenyon I… … By Eudora Bumstead THE sun was up and the breeze was blow-ing, and the five chicks and four geese andthree rabbits and two kitties and one littledog were just as noisy and lively as they knewhow to be. They were all watching for Baby Ray toappear at the window, but he was still fastasleep in his…

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