Crosspatch the Cricket and the Counterpane: A Patchwork of Story and SongGriffith and Farran, (successors to Newbery & Harris), corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, 1865 - Children's poetry - 188 pages |
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... never enjoyed anything . The brightest sunshine and the pret- tiest toys never raised a smile on her peevish little visage . As she grew older , the habit increased upon her , until she really had not a pleasant word to say to anyone ...
... never enjoyed anything . The brightest sunshine and the pret- tiest toys never raised a smile on her peevish little visage . As she grew older , the habit increased upon her , until she really had not a pleasant word to say to anyone ...
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... never enjoyed anything . The brightest sunshine and the pret- tiest toys never raised a smile on her peeri little visage . As she grew older , the habit increased upon her , until she really had not a pleasant word to say name ...
... never enjoyed anything . The brightest sunshine and the pret- tiest toys never raised a smile on her peeri little visage . As she grew older , the habit increased upon her , until she really had not a pleasant word to say name ...
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... Never mind , " replied the courteous elf turning his left leg over so as to toast the sole of that foot , " there are a few grains of corn under the bin yonder , pick them up and bring them to me . " Crosspatch obeyed , very sorely ...
... Never mind , " replied the courteous elf turning his left leg over so as to toast the sole of that foot , " there are a few grains of corn under the bin yonder , pick them up and bring them to me . " Crosspatch obeyed , very sorely ...
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... a wizard ; so she trembled and shook ; and cried in a piteous voice- “ Oh my lord ! I am willing to do your pleasure ; but how is it to be reaped ? " " Never mind that ! " said Piddiwisket , cur- AND THE COUNTERPANE . 7.
... a wizard ; so she trembled and shook ; and cried in a piteous voice- “ Oh my lord ! I am willing to do your pleasure ; but how is it to be reaped ? " " Never mind that ! " said Piddiwisket , cur- AND THE COUNTERPANE . 7.
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A Patchwork of Story and Song Frances Freeling Broderip. " Never mind that ! " said Piddiwisket , cur- ling himself up in the arm chair and singing , - ' Scissors , get up , the grain is grown , The work of reaping is all your own ...
A Patchwork of Story and Song Frances Freeling Broderip. " Never mind that ! " said Piddiwisket , cur- ling himself up in the arm chair and singing , - ' Scissors , get up , the grain is grown , The work of reaping is all your own ...
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