Our little ones. W.T. Adams, ed, Том 2,Выпуски 13-24William Taylor Adams 1883 |
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... looked around " 154. " The shape of both little boots " . W. L. Taylor 153 • 154 29 Robert Lewis 99 • 155 • W. M. Cary 157 • F. T. Merrill 158 159 • 99 . 155 . 156 . " The birdie's mother said , Peep ! Peep ! ' " The baby's mother said ...
... looked around " 154. " The shape of both little boots " . W. L. Taylor 153 • 154 29 Robert Lewis 99 • 155 • W. M. Cary 157 • F. T. Merrill 158 159 • 99 . 155 . 156 . " The birdie's mother said , Peep ! Peep ! ' " The baby's mother said ...
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... looked into the pitcher ' . 217 99 ་ ་ 213 . 66 Gold - winged woodpecker ' s his name E. H. Garrett 218 214 . " A walk out in the woods " Culmer Barnes 219 . 215 . " He fell into a fit " 219 29 99 216 . " Hold on tight at the top " 220 ...
... looked into the pitcher ' . 217 99 ་ ་ 213 . 66 Gold - winged woodpecker ' s his name E. H. Garrett 218 214 . " A walk out in the woods " Culmer Barnes 219 . 215 . " He fell into a fit " 219 29 99 216 . " Hold on tight at the top " 220 ...
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... looked like the collars we see in old pictures . Aunt Margaret cut the ends off the long feathers on Billy's left wing , so that when he tried to fly he went round and round , but could not get over the fence . By and by the feathers ...
... looked like the collars we see in old pictures . Aunt Margaret cut the ends off the long feathers on Billy's left wing , so that when he tried to fly he went round and round , but could not get over the fence . By and by the feathers ...
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... was all Mamma Collins could say . The tears gathered in her eyes . She had felt so proud of those yellow curls ! Bertie looked up half frightened , as he explained , " We are two little lambs . " 16 OUR LITTLE ONES . " Two little lambs !
... was all Mamma Collins could say . The tears gathered in her eyes . She had felt so proud of those yellow curls ! Bertie looked up half frightened , as he explained , " We are two little lambs . " 16 OUR LITTLE ONES . " Two little lambs !
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... looked at the two funny heads ; for you must know that Robbie and Bertie had never learned to cut hair nicely . " Never mind , Elsie , " she went on . " It can't be helped now ; and to tell the truth , I think those boys have been made ...
... looked at the two funny heads ; for you must know that Robbie and Bertie had never learned to cut hair nicely . " Never mind , Elsie , " she went on . " It can't be helped now ; and to tell the truth , I think those boys have been made ...
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asked Aunt baby began better bright bright eyes brown called Carl Marr chickens Childe Hassam Christmas Cologne Cathedral cried crullers dear little doll Dolly door Duke eggs eyes F. T. Merrill father feet fond Francis Miller Fred funny glad goat grandma GRIFFITH AND FARRAN hand head horse Indians insects Jamie Jennie Jessie McDermott kitten laugh LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS little boy little girl little robin redbreast little sparrow lived looked mamma Marionette MARY Miss Mollie morning mother mouse nest never nice night nose Oakford papa Peep Pink play poor pretty queer ragged ride Robbie round Sallie Santa Claus sing sleep snow soft soon sparrows spoon sweet tambourine things thought told Tommy took tree W. L. Taylor walk wanted wings wise old wonder
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