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The wonder garden : nature myths and tales from all the world over for story-telling and reading aloud and for the children's own reading (1919)

Olcott, Frances Jenkins, Winter, Milo, 1886-1956. ill · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin Co. · leaf 90

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nd sometimes he curled himself upto sleep in the heart of a big open Rose. Yes,Cupid loved the White Roses better than anyother flowers. Now it happened one day that all the Dwellers-on-Mount-Olympus were feasting together, andCupid was carrying Jupiters golden cup filledwith fragrant red Nectar.… … ROSES OF NECTAR CUPID AMONG THE ROSES 57 in HOW PANSIES CAME COLOURED NEXT to Red and White Roses, Cupid loved thegleaming purple and golden-faced Pansies. Andthis is how they came coloured: — At first all Pansies were milk-white. So theywere, until one day when Cupid aimed a tinydart at…

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