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Page 86
“ Indeed , Mr. Whittington , ” said the merchant , “ we are all quite in earnest with you , and I most heartily rejoice in the news these gentlemen have brought you ; for the captain has sold your cat to the King of Barbary ...
“ Indeed , Mr. Whittington , ” said the merchant , “ we are all quite in earnest with you , and I most heartily rejoice in the news these gentlemen have brought you ; for the captain has sold your cat to the King of Barbary ...
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Of course these were not written in notes , and put into envelopes , and stamped , and brought her by Uncle Sam's postman . Nor were they brought her by messenger boys who said in words , " You are invited to dine at Mrs.
Of course these were not written in notes , and put into envelopes , and stamped , and brought her by Uncle Sam's postman . Nor were they brought her by messenger boys who said in words , " You are invited to dine at Mrs.
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His mother and his father brought him from the old country when he was a tiny baby . Andrewshek had an Auntie Katushka and she came from the old country , too , on Andrewshek's fourth birthday . Andrewshek's Auntie Katushka came on a ...
His mother and his father brought him from the old country when he was a tiny baby . Andrewshek had an Auntie Katushka and she came from the old country , too , on Andrewshek's fourth birthday . Andrewshek's Auntie Katushka came on a ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Publisher | Farrar & Rinehart, Incorporated, 1939 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 942 pages |
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