Funny Fables for Little FolksGriffith and Farran, successors to Newbery & Harris, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, 1860 - Animals - 98 pages |
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... took me off my feet and carried me down here , surprising me so , that I had no time to get out . " " I don't want to hear why you came here , " said the Anemone , tartly ; " that's nothing to me . You can bear your misfortunes like ...
... took me off my feet and carried me down here , surprising me so , that I had no time to get out . " " I don't want to hear why you came here , " said the Anemone , tartly ; " that's nothing to me . You can bear your misfortunes like ...
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... took a tremendous sweep off to the right . Over and over again did he find himself , after an immense exertion , head foremost with his eyes buried in a mass of hard coralline . Again and again did he trip himself up in the most ...
... took a tremendous sweep off to the right . Over and over again did he find himself , after an immense exertion , head foremost with his eyes buried in a mass of hard coralline . Again and again did he trip himself up in the most ...
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... took to my wings , and bolted home as fast as I was able . I declare it took three buttercups of dew before I could recover at all . " " Poor Downy ! " said his mother , fondly ; " no wonder you are so cross and petulant to - day ...
... took to my wings , and bolted home as fast as I was able . I declare it took three buttercups of dew before I could recover at all . " " Poor Downy ! " said his mother , fondly ; " no wonder you are so cross and petulant to - day ...
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... took out the Pot , and scraped all his outer skin off with an old knife , till he was quite raw . Then he had a great coarse flannel and some sand , and he rubbed him till the Pot didn't know whether he was all inside or out . " I can't ...
... took out the Pot , and scraped all his outer skin off with an old knife , till he was quite raw . Then he had a great coarse flannel and some sand , and he rubbed him till the Pot didn't know whether he was all inside or out . " I can't ...
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... took the same view of the subject . They were debating on the pro- priety of appealing to the lion of the party to settle the question , when they were suddenly interrupted . " Ha ha ! ha ! he ! he ! he ! " " Who can it be ? " said the ...
... took the same view of the subject . They were debating on the pro- priety of appealing to the lion of the party to settle the question , when they were suddenly interrupted . " Ha ha ! ha ! he ! he ! he ! " " Who can it be ? " said the ...
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Adventures African Wanderers ALFRED CROWQUILL amusing Anemone ANIMALS asked Author bang beautiful Bird Blacktop boil BOYS bright Brue Buttons Caterpillar charming Cheffonier child Children cloth coloured Crab creature dear delicate Downy elegant Engravings eyes Fairy fancy Fcap feel flowers Foxglove Frontispiece garden Gazette German Language GILBERT gilt edges Glow-worm green Grunter H. K. BROWNE Phiz HARRISON WEIR Hassock Hermit Crab History horrid humble Illus Illustrations by HARRISON Illustrations by JOHN JOHN ABSOLON lady legs Lessons light Limpet little Kettle live look lovely Magpie Mignonette Miss Madge morning morocco mother neighbour never nice Numbers Panjandrum plain pleasant poor Prawn Pray Queen Victoria quiet Rook round Royal 16mo Sablewing Salvia SCENES Second Edition shell shining Skye terrier Small 4to Snail Stud Super-royal 16mo sure Tabby Tale tell thing THOMAS HOOD volume walk wings wonder young
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