Live Toys; Or Anecdotes of Our Four-legged and Other PetsGriffith and Farran, (successors to Newbery and Harris,) corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, 1862 - Children's stories - 136 pages |
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... eyes ; " Look ! look ! nurse , " we cried , " what is that ? " " It is a rabbit , " she said , " would you like to stroke it ? " and she took it out of the boy's hands , and held it close to us ; we kissed it and stroked it , and buried ...
... eyes ; " Look ! look ! nurse , " we cried , " what is that ? " " It is a rabbit , " she said , " would you like to stroke it ? " and she took it out of the boy's hands , and held it close to us ; we kissed it and stroked it , and buried ...
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... eyes , whether there was anything or anybody likely to hurt him ; now he came on a chair - back , and then becoming bolder , ventured on the table . When Goldie saw him , he left his seed box at which he had been very busy , and hopping ...
... eyes , whether there was anything or anybody likely to hurt him ; now he came on a chair - back , and then becoming bolder , ventured on the table . When Goldie saw him , he left his seed box at which he had been very busy , and hopping ...
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... eyes closely . If no wink was perceptible , Poll would gently and cautiously lift up an eyelid , pinching it softly in her beak , then go to the other eye and do the same ; then she would wait a little bit , saying , " Hey ? hey ? " as ...
... eyes closely . If no wink was perceptible , Poll would gently and cautiously lift up an eyelid , pinching it softly in her beak , then go to the other eye and do the same ; then she would wait a little bit , saying , " Hey ? hey ? " as ...
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... eyes rolling about in a fearful manner . We thought she would die , but we put some water in her mouth , blew in her face and did what we could to revive her , and gradually she recovered . But this lesson was lost upon her . A few days ...
... eyes rolling about in a fearful manner . We thought she would die , but we put some water in her mouth , blew in her face and did what we could to revive her , and gradually she recovered . But this lesson was lost upon her . A few days ...
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... a pocket handkerchief over his eyes , and attempted to cheat him into crossing without his seeing where he stepped . ears , tried to turn In vain we patted In no way could we induce him to put his NEDDY , AND THE RIFLE - DONKEY . 27.
... a pocket handkerchief over his eyes , and attempted to cheat him into crossing without his seeing where he stepped . ears , tried to turn In vain we patted In no way could we induce him to put his NEDDY , AND THE RIFLE - DONKEY . 27.
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African Wanderers amusement Author basket beak beautiful bird bite Bluebeard Bunny bush cage carriage cellar Children cloth coloured Cornish Chough darted door Drake Engravings Fcap FINSBURY CIRCUS floor Frontispiece garden GILBERT gilt edges Goldie grass HARRISON WEIR head heard hedgehog History holes Illustrations by HARRISON Illustrations by JOHN jackdaws Jacky Jacky's JOHN ABSOLON JOHN GILBERT kitchen legs little creature little fellow live look Mamma morning morocco Neddy never nice night nose nursery Papa parrot Paul Blake peeped perched pigeons plain Poll pony poor little pretty Pricker rabbit ride Rifle donkey rolled round Royal 16mo Second Edition SHETLAND PONY sister Small 4to Snowdrop soon sort stairs Stories Super Royal Super Royal 16mo Super-royal 16mo tail Tawney things THOMAS HOOD thought took walk watch whilst window wings young
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