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THE MAEEIAGE OF COCK ROBIN AND JENNY WEEN, It was on a merry time, "
When Jenny Wren was young> So neatly as she danced, And so sweetly as she
sung, — Bobin Eedbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant bird ; He doffed his hat
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THE MAEEIAGE OF COCK ROBIN AND JENNY WEEN, It was on a merry time, "
When Jenny Wren was young> So neatly as she danced, And so sweetly as she
sung, — Bobin Eedbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant bird ; He doffed his hat
...
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It was on a merry time , When Jenny Wren was young , So neatly as she danced ,
And so sweetly as she sung , - Robin Redbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant
bird ; He doffed his hat to Jenny , And thus to her he said : “ My dearest Jenny ...
It was on a merry time , When Jenny Wren was young , So neatly as she danced ,
And so sweetly as she sung , - Robin Redbreast lost his heart : He was a gallant
bird ; He doffed his hat to Jenny , And thus to her he said : “ My dearest Jenny ...
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But her dress all turned to rags before she left the palace, and she lost one of her
glass slippers. The Prince sought for her everywhere, but the guard said no one
had passed the gate but a poor beggar girl. However, the Prince found the ...
But her dress all turned to rags before she left the palace, and she lost one of her
glass slippers. The Prince sought for her everywhere, but the guard said no one
had passed the gate but a poor beggar girl. However, the Prince found the ...
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But her dress all turned to rags before she left the palace , and she lost one of her
glass slippers . The Prince sought for her everywhere , but the guard said no one
had passed the gate but a poor beggar girl . However , the Prince found the ...
But her dress all turned to rags before she left the palace , and she lost one of her
glass slippers . The Prince sought for her everywhere , but the guard said no one
had passed the gate but a poor beggar girl . However , the Prince found the ...
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They lost their way, and after wandering about for a long time, saw a hut not far
off. As they came near it, two dogs rushed out, barking loudly, and would not
allow them to go in ; and the travellers were obliged to drive them away with
stones.
They lost their way, and after wandering about for a long time, saw a hut not far
off. As they came near it, two dogs rushed out, barking loudly, and would not
allow them to go in ; and the travellers were obliged to drive them away with
stones.
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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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