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He guards our houses, loves us faithfully, and is capable of great self-denial for
the sake of his master. There are many pretty stories of Dogs : we select one to
show of what kindness they are capable. Some gentlemen were once travelling ...
He guards our houses, loves us faithfully, and is capable of great self-denial for
the sake of his master. There are many pretty stories of Dogs : we select one to
show of what kindness they are capable. Some gentlemen were once travelling ...
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He guards our houses , loves us faithfully , and is capable of great self - denial for
the sake of his master . There are many pretty stories of Dogs : we select one to
show of what kindness they are capable . Some gentlemen were once travelling
...
He guards our houses , loves us faithfully , and is capable of great self - denial for
the sake of his master . There are many pretty stories of Dogs : we select one to
show of what kindness they are capable . Some gentlemen were once travelling
...
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He was a slave, who had run away from a cruel master and hidden himself, on
the mountains, having no friends save his faithful dogs. The Dog in the picture
must, we think, be the spaniel who so cleverly brought Cowper the water- lilies
from ...
He was a slave, who had run away from a cruel master and hidden himself, on
the mountains, having no friends save his faithful dogs. The Dog in the picture
must, we think, be the spaniel who so cleverly brought Cowper the water- lilies
from ...
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He was a slave , who had run away from a cruel master and hidden himself . on
the mountains , having no friends save his faithful dogs . The Dog in the picture
must , we think , be the spaniel who so cleverly brought Cowper the waterlilies ...
He was a slave , who had run away from a cruel master and hidden himself . on
the mountains , having no friends save his faithful dogs . The Dog in the picture
must , we think , be the spaniel who so cleverly brought Cowper the waterlilies ...
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Yes, marry, have I, Three bags full : One for my master, One for my dame ; But
none for the little girl That cries in the lane. HUMPTY DUMPTY. Ilumpty Dumpty
sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall ; All the king's horses and all the
king's ...
Yes, marry, have I, Three bags full : One for my master, One for my dame ; But
none for the little girl That cries in the lane. HUMPTY DUMPTY. Ilumpty Dumpty
sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall ; All the king's horses and all the
king's ...
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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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