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They had a cherry-pie, Besides some currant-wine, And every guest brought
something, That sumptuous they might dine. Now they all sat or stood, To cat or
to drink ; And every one said what He happened to think. Тиб Wedding Breakfast.
They had a cherry-pie, Besides some currant-wine, And every guest brought
something, That sumptuous they might dine. Now they all sat or stood, To cat or
to drink ; And every one said what He happened to think. Тиб Wedding Breakfast.
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The birds were asked to dineNot Jenny ' s friends alone , But every pretty
songster That had Cock Robin known . They had a cherry - pie , Besides some
currant - wine , And every guest brought something , That sumptuous they might
dine .
The birds were asked to dineNot Jenny ' s friends alone , But every pretty
songster That had Cock Robin known . They had a cherry - pie , Besides some
currant - wine , And every guest brought something , That sumptuous they might
dine .
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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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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 ...
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 ...
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A young lady once brought up a calf and made a pet of it , but when it became a
heifer it was sold , and she did not know what became of it . One day , as she was
walking down a country lane , she met some cows ; one of them came up to her ...
A young lady once brought up a calf and made a pet of it , but when it became a
heifer it was sold , and she did not know what became of it . One day , as she was
walking down a country lane , she met some cows ; one of them came up to her ...
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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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