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The young envelope-makers (1850)

Fry, Sarah Maria · Philadelphia, American Sunday-School union · leaf 117

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o was obliged to earn her own livelihood O going about the village selling eggs and poultry,long after she had seen the summer flowers andthe winter snows come and go a hundred times One hundred and eleven years! thought Euth. Poor woman ! what a load of trials and sorrowsshe must have had to carry… … Hutu and Martha in the Churchyard p. 111. THE YOUNG ENVELOPE-MAKERS. Ill her mothers grave. It was in a retired partof what still retained the name of the newchurchyard, being a piece of ground added tothe old one some years since. As she passedon she paused by an ancient tomb to pluck asprig from…

Children's stories, English

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