Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 439
d the Table to the Chair. ,. Said the Chair unto the Table,Now, you know we are not able:How foolishly you talk,When you know we cannot walk! 387 STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN Said the Table with a sigh,It can do no harm to try. I ve as many legs as you: Why cant we walkon two? So they both went… … But in going down an alley,To a castle in a valley, 388 OF PINS They completely lost their way.And wandered all the day;Till, to see them safely back,They paid a Ducky-quack,And a Beetle, and a Mouse,Who took them to their house. Then they whispered to each other.,O delightful little brother,What a…
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