Harriman, Susan S., comp · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 57
r the east wind blewit brought with it a whirl of trash from herneighbors dooryard, and scattered it amongher flowers. Alack and alas, what a dooryard was that!Except for the trash that was always upon it, 23 STORIES FOR LITTLE CHILDREN it was as bare as the palm of your hand; andthere was a heap… … Whenever the wee woman looked from herwindows or walked in her garden she saw thedooryard and many was the day when she saidto herself: 41 wish I were a thousand miles away fromit. And if she made up her mind, as some-times she did, that she would trouble no moreabout it, the east wind was sure to…
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