Tales from Catland, for little kittens, by an old tabby [signed Tabitha Grimalkin]. |
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... snow . When the princess came down to break- fast , the grass was covered with a sheet of pure white - the trees quivered beneath the snow that covered their boughs — the shrubs in the garden looked like a fairy - wood of frosted silver ...
... snow . When the princess came down to break- fast , the grass was covered with a sheet of pure white - the trees quivered beneath the snow that covered their boughs — the shrubs in the garden looked like a fairy - wood of frosted silver ...
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... snow too ? and Frisk- arina longed to know whether she could come out that morning : perhaps she meant to sit by the fire all - day . By degrees , Friskarina recol- lected that she went to sleep the night before with a plan in her head ...
... snow too ? and Frisk- arina longed to know whether she could come out that morning : perhaps she meant to sit by the fire all - day . By degrees , Friskarina recol- lected that she went to sleep the night before with a plan in her head ...
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... snow lay thick on their roofs — no smoke issued from their chimneys seemed stirring about them . Nothing could well be more desolate . no one Suddenly , the door of one of them opened , and an old woman came out , followed by ...
... snow lay thick on their roofs — no smoke issued from their chimneys seemed stirring about them . Nothing could well be more desolate . no one Suddenly , the door of one of them opened , and an old woman came out , followed by ...
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... snow , and the wind blew it from under her cap in all directions ; she had an old rag of a grey cloak on , that she tried to keep about her , with one hand , as well as she could , but the wind got in so through the holes , that she ...
... snow , and the wind blew it from under her cap in all directions ; she had an old rag of a grey cloak on , that she tried to keep about her , with one hand , as well as she could , but the wind got in so through the holes , that she ...
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... snow at the bottom , so that she fell soft ; but she rolled quite over . However , she was nothing the worse , and she ran up to her new acquaintance ; and , after remarking what a snowy morning it was , demanded her name . 66 My ...
... snow at the bottom , so that she fell soft ; but she rolled quite over . However , she was nothing the worse , and she ran up to her new acquaintance ; and , after remarking what a snowy morning it was , demanded her name . 66 My ...
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