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So Cinderella got into the coach, and drove off with her six footmen behind, very
splendid to behold, and arrived at the King's Court, where she was received with
delight. She was the most beautiful young lady at the ball, and the Prince would ...
So Cinderella got into the coach, and drove off with her six footmen behind, very
splendid to behold, and arrived at the King's Court, where she was received with
delight. She was the most beautiful young lady at the ball, and the Prince would ...
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So Cinderella got into the coach , and drove off with her six footmen behind , very
splendid to behold , and arrived at the King ' s Court , where she was received
with delight . She was the most beautiful young lady at the ball , and the Prince ...
So Cinderella got into the coach , and drove off with her six footmen behind , very
splendid to behold , and arrived at the King ' s Court , where she was received
with delight . She was the most beautiful young lady at the ball , and the Prince ...
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All the ladies tried to wear the slipper in vain, Cinderella's sisters also; but when
their young sister begged to be allowed to try it also, it was found to fit her exactly
; and, to the Prince's delight, she drew the fellow slipper from her pocket, and he ...
All the ladies tried to wear the slipper in vain, Cinderella's sisters also; but when
their young sister begged to be allowed to try it also, it was found to fit her exactly
; and, to the Prince's delight, she drew the fellow slipper from her pocket, and he ...
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All the ladies tried to wear the slipper in vain , Cinderella ' s sisters also ; but
when their young sister begged to be allowed to try it also , it was found to fit her
exactly ; and , to the Prince ' s delight , she drew the fellow slipper from her pocket
...
All the ladies tried to wear the slipper in vain , Cinderella ' s sisters also ; but
when their young sister begged to be allowed to try it also , it was found to fit her
exactly ; and , to the Prince ' s delight , she drew the fellow slipper from her pocket
...
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This wonderful Dog Was Dame Hubbard's delight; He could sing, he could dance
, He could read, he could write. So she gave him rich dainties Whenever he fed,
And erected a monument When he was dead. PUB-L1C L:L^;-iY ŕHTOK.
This wonderful Dog Was Dame Hubbard's delight; He could sing, he could dance
, He could read, he could write. So she gave him rich dainties Whenever he fed,
And erected a monument When he was dead. PUB-L1C L:L^;-iY ŕHTOK.
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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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