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Tattine (1898)

Ogden, Ruth, 1853-1927 · New York : E.P. Dutton ; London : Ernest Nister · leaf 33

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ft on the front lawn, areminder of the farm that used toof the trees brought a troubled lookPatrick, she said ruefully, do youthe nests in these trees have been? Four or five of them are emptyHave you an idea who could do such a thing ? Yes, I have an idea, and Patrick rested his handsupon the… … be, and the sightinto Tattines face,know that some ofrobbed of their eggsnow TATTINE. Its something smaller than Joey, miss. Whisht now,and see if shes not up to mischief this minute. Tattines little black-and-white kitten, whose home wasin the barn, had been frisking about her feet during all the

Children's stories, American

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