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For three days Stout Heart walked , and at last came to a place all grassy and flowery , where he sat down by the side of a lake under a tree . He was tired , for he had walked far that day and found that slumber began to overtake him .
For three days Stout Heart walked , and at last came to a place all grassy and flowery , where he sat down by the side of a lake under a tree . He was tired , for he had walked far that day and found that slumber began to overtake him .
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kitten in his sleeve , the good Father was not ex- For in front of the next tableau walked a little actly comfortable , but he bore it nobly . Up the steps " We'll find their trail , I think they'll make. " A kitten surely cannot walk ...
kitten in his sleeve , the good Father was not ex- For in front of the next tableau walked a little actly comfortable , but he bore it nobly . Up the steps " We'll find their trail , I think they'll make. " A kitten surely cannot walk ...
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VII But he took us through his palace , and , my lads , as I'm a sinner , We walked into an opal like a sunset colored cloud- “ My dining room , " he says , and , quick as light , we saw a dinner Spread before us by the fingers of a ...
VII But he took us through his palace , and , my lads , as I'm a sinner , We walked into an opal like a sunset colored cloud- “ My dining room , " he says , and , quick as light , we saw a dinner Spread before us by the fingers of a ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Edition | 2, reprint |
| Publisher | Rinehart, 1950 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 14 Jan 2010 |
| Length | 697 pages |
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