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... dame Over both of them did fall ! To help the dame Her children came, And
matters were all set right ; Then all the three "Went in to tea, And wish you now "
good night." At Тед. 1 тля HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. THE HOUSE JACK AND
JILL.
... dame Over both of them did fall ! To help the dame Her children came, And
matters were all set right ; Then all the three "Went in to tea, And wish you now "
good night." At Тед. 1 тля HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. THE HOUSE JACK AND
JILL.
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Hearing the rout , Dame Gill ran out , And the sow , — still held by Ball , —
Against her came , And the poor old dame Over both of them did fall ! To help the
dame Her children came , And matters were all set right ; Then all the three Went
in to ...
Hearing the rout , Dame Gill ran out , And the sow , — still held by Ball , —
Against her came , And the poor old dame Over both of them did fall ! To help the
dame Her children came , And matters were all set right ; Then all the three Went
in to ...
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So she ran gaily through the wood, gathering the wild flowers and gambolling
among the ferns as she went ; and the birds all sang their sweetest songs to her,
and the bluebells nodded their pretty heads, for everything loved the gentle- child
.
So she ran gaily through the wood, gathering the wild flowers and gambolling
among the ferns as she went ; and the birds all sang their sweetest songs to her,
and the bluebells nodded their pretty heads, for everything loved the gentle- child
.
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So she ran gaily through the wood , gathering the wild flowers and gambolling
among the ferns as she went ; and the birds all sang their sweetest songs to her ,
and the bluebells nodded their pretty heads , for everything loved the gentlc child
.
So she ran gaily through the wood , gathering the wild flowers and gambolling
among the ferns as she went ; and the birds all sang their sweetest songs to her ,
and the bluebells nodded their pretty heads , for everything loved the gentlc child
.
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Then the Wolf made haste, and ran through the wood, and came to the cottage of
which the child had told him. He tapped at the door. " Who 's there ? " asked the
old woman, who lav sick in bed. " It is Little Red Riding-Hood, Grandmamma," ...
Then the Wolf made haste, and ran through the wood, and came to the cottage of
which the child had told him. He tapped at the door. " Who 's there ? " asked the
old woman, who lav sick in bed. " It is Little Red Riding-Hood, Grandmamma," ...
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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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