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Though Jack was not hurt, He was all over dirt, I wish you had but seen him ! And
how Jill did jump With him to the pump, And pumped on him to clean him.
Hearing the rout, Dame Gill ran out, And the sow, — still held by Ball, — Against
her ...
Though Jack was not hurt, He was all over dirt, I wish you had but seen him ! And
how Jill did jump With him to the pump, And pumped on him to clean him.
Hearing the rout, Dame Gill ran out, And the sow, — still held by Ball, — Against
her ...
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Though Jack was not hurt , He was all over dirt , I wish you had but seen him !
And how Jill did jump With him to the pump , And pumped on him to clean him .
Hearing the rout , Dame Gill ran out , And the sow , — still held by Ball , —
Against ...
Though Jack was not hurt , He was all over dirt , I wish you had but seen him !
And how Jill did jump With him to the pump , And pumped on him to clean him .
Hearing the rout , Dame Gill ran out , And the sow , — still held by Ball , —
Against ...
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One day her mother tied on her cloak and hood, and said, " I wish you to go to-
day, my darling, to see your grandmamma, and take her a present of some butter,
fresh eggs, a pot of honey, and a little cake, with my love." Little Red Riding-Hood
...
One day her mother tied on her cloak and hood, and said, " I wish you to go to-
day, my darling, to see your grandmamma, and take her a present of some butter,
fresh eggs, a pot of honey, and a little cake, with my love." Little Red Riding-Hood
...
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One day her mother tied on her cloak and hood , and said , “ I wish you to go to -
day , my darling , to see your grandmamma , and take her a present of some
butter , fresh eggs , a pot of honey , and a little cake , with my love . " Little Red ...
One day her mother tied on her cloak and hood , and said , “ I wish you to go to -
day , my darling , to see your grandmamma , and take her a present of some
butter , fresh eggs , a pot of honey , and a little cake , with my love . " Little Red ...
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The Fairy gave her a barleycorn, and told her to put it in a flower-pot (for it was
not a common barleycorn), and when it grew into a flower she should have her
wish. The very next day the farmer's wife found that a tall beautiful flower just like
a ...
The Fairy gave her a barleycorn, and told her to put it in a flower-pot (for it was
not a common barleycorn), and when it grew into a flower she should have her
wish. The very next day the farmer's wife found that a tall beautiful flower just like
a ...
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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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