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The treasure chest of my bookhouse (1920)

Miller, Olive Beaupré, ed, Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945, illustrator · Chicago : The Bookhouse for children · leaf 330

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turn.I looked where highest grew the May, And deepest arched the fern. I flew at the first knaves sallow throat. One blow, and he was down.The second rogue fired twice, and missed, I sliced the villains crown,—Clove through the rest—and flogged brave Kate, Fast, fast to Salisbury town! Pad! pad!… … vcKi ■». citiu<e. 327 MY BOOK HOUSE THE ADVENTURES OF ALEXANDER SELKIRK Being a true Account of one Mr. Alexander Selkirk, Master of a Merchant-Man who was left ashore on a desolate Island in the South-Seas, where helived Four Years and Four Months without seeing the Face of Man. To whichis…

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