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then the Rabbit's voice alone— “ Catch him , you by the hedge ! " then silence , and then another confusion of voices— “ Hold up his head - Brandy now - Don't choke him - How was it , old fellow ? What happened to you ?
then the Rabbit's voice alone— “ Catch him , you by the hedge ! " then silence , and then another confusion of voices— “ Hold up his head - Brandy now - Don't choke him - How was it , old fellow ? What happened to you ?
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screamed the old seller of dreams , his voice rising to a shriek , “ Run for your lives ! ... Immediately there was a great babble of voices , some shrieks , and more confusion , and the guests ran pell - mell down the great stairs and ...
screamed the old seller of dreams , his voice rising to a shriek , “ Run for your lives ! ... Immediately there was a great babble of voices , some shrieks , and more confusion , and the guests ran pell - mell down the great stairs and ...
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So did it come to pass that she lost her voice , and could only say that which others put in her mouth , whether she wished it or no . Now , it chanced one day that the young Narcissus strayed away from his companions in the hunt ...
So did it come to pass that she lost her voice , and could only say that which others put in her mouth , whether she wished it or no . Now , it chanced one day that the young Narcissus strayed away from his companions in the hunt ...
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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 California |
| Digitized | 20 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 942 pages |
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