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Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. wa PUBu ile A TOR , LE TILDEN TOURS LITTLE
TOTTY. THE DEATH OF THE WOLX . THE FARMER ' S WIFE AND THE
DISGUISED FAIRY .
Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. wa PUBu ile A TOR , LE TILDEN TOURS LITTLE
TOTTY. THE DEATH OF THE WOLX . THE FARMER ' S WIFE AND THE
DISGUISED FAIRY .
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Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. WEI Y . LITTLE TOTTY . THERE was once a farmer '
s. THE FARMER ' S WIFE AND THE DISGUISED FAIRY . LITTLE TOTTY
BEGGING FOR SOME BARLEYCORNS .
Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. WEI Y . LITTLE TOTTY . THERE was once a farmer '
s. THE FARMER ' S WIFE AND THE DISGUISED FAIRY . LITTLE TOTTY
BEGGING FOR SOME BARLEYCORNS .
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Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. LITTLE TOTTY. Theee was once a farmer's wife who
wished for a very little child — smaller than had ever been seen. So she went to a
Fairy, who dressed sometimes as an old woman, and asked her for a tiny baby.
Sarah Schoonmaker Baker. LITTLE TOTTY. Theee was once a farmer's wife who
wished for a very little child — smaller than had ever been seen. So she went to a
Fairy, who dressed sometimes as an old woman, and asked her for a tiny baby.
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So she went to a Fairy , who dressed sometimes as an old woman , and asked
her for a tiny baby . The Fairy gave her a barleycorn , and told her to put it in a
flower - pot ( for it was not a common barleycorn ) , and when it grew into a flower
she ...
So she went to a Fairy , who dressed sometimes as an old woman , and asked
her for a tiny baby . The Fairy gave her a barleycorn , and told her to put it in a
flower - pot ( for it was not a common barleycorn ) , and when it grew into a flower
she ...
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And every flower sent forth its little Fairy, who brought her a present ; but the best
gift of all was a pair of beautiful wings, which they fastened to Little Totty's back,
so that she could fly from flower to flower. So the tiny maiden married the Mower ...
And every flower sent forth its little Fairy, who brought her a present ; but the best
gift of all was a pair of beautiful wings, which they fastened to Little Totty's back,
so that she could fly from flower to flower. So the tiny maiden married the Mower ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Aunt Friendly's Gift Little folks library |
| Author | Sarah Schoonmaker Baker |
| Publisher | F. Warne and Company, 1899 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 19 May 2007 |
| Length | 258 pages |
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