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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 363

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ll you? Menie never said another word about noses.He just changed the subject. He said, Letsall slide down at once. Koko and Menie sat down on the sled.Monnie sat on Menie. Then they gave a fewhitches to the sled and off they went. Whiz! How they flew! The pups came running after them. Insome… … ice. It flew around sideways and spilled all thechildren in the snow. Just then Nip and Tup came sliding alongbehind them. They could nt stop, so there 316 THE ESKIMO TWINS they all were in a heap together, with the dogson top! Menie rolled over and sat up in the snow.He was holding on to the end…

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