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... young governess ; besides , numerous toys , dolls , and packages of all shapes and sizes . In a few minutes the children were all scampering about , laughing and shouting , quite delighted to be on their own legs once more . All but one ...
... young governess ; besides , numerous toys , dolls , and packages of all shapes and sizes . In a few minutes the children were all scampering about , laughing and shouting , quite delighted to be on their own legs once more . All but one ...
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... young friends , and would sit on their shoulders and eat out of their hands . There was a fine large Spanish cock , and ever so many hens . One white bantam they called Venus , because she was the prettiest of the lot , and the cock ...
... young friends , and would sit on their shoulders and eat out of their hands . There was a fine large Spanish cock , and ever so many hens . One white bantam they called Venus , because she was the prettiest of the lot , and the cock ...
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... young gentleman , ' grumbled Joe , ' we shall never get a brood of chickens at all . ' 6 There will be plenty more soon , Joe , I daresay , ' said Effie ; ' and Clem does so enjoy his breakfast now . If you could only see him eat it , I ...
... young gentleman , ' grumbled Joe , ' we shall never get a brood of chickens at all . ' 6 There will be plenty more soon , Joe , I daresay , ' said Effie ; ' and Clem does so enjoy his breakfast now . If you could only see him eat it , I ...
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... young master , ' taint in nature . ' ' Well , then , if my words come true , you are bound to eat your own head on Saturday , Joe ; remember it's a bargain . Effie and Maggie , you are witnesses , ' -and the boy went off chuckling to ...
... young master , ' taint in nature . ' ' Well , then , if my words come true , you are bound to eat your own head on Saturday , Joe ; remember it's a bargain . Effie and Maggie , you are witnesses , ' -and the boy went off chuckling to ...
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... young puppies , and delighted her by promising to give her the prettiest of the lot as soon as it could leave its mother . So Maggie was quite happy again , and declared she should come every day to look at the little darling . She ...
... young puppies , and delighted her by promising to give her the prettiest of the lot as soon as it could leave its mother . So Maggie was quite happy again , and declared she should come every day to look at the little darling . She ...
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