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Stories for little children (1920)

Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 451

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spised his wise old mother,And said he knew what best to doAnd bade her not to bother. He hurried off across the fields,An unknown path he took,When lo! he gave a heedless jumpAnd landed in the brook. He struggled hard to reach the bank, A floating straw he seizes, When quite a hungry trout darts… … u ••• .. 396 THE ELF AND THE DORMOUSE Trembled the wee Elf,Frightened, and yet Fearing to fly away,Lest he get wet, To the next shelter — Maybe a mile!Sudden the wee Elf Smiled a wee smile, Tugged till the toadstool Toppled in two.Holding it over him, Gayly he flew. Soon he was safe home, Dry as…

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