A Book of Children's Literature, Volume 2Lillian Hollowell Rinehart, 1950 - 697 pages |
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Page 60
... leave them alone . They won't be able to find their way back , and so we shall be rid of them . " " Nay , Wife , " said the man ; " we won't do that . I could never find it in my heart to leave my children alone in the forest ; the wild ...
... leave them alone . They won't be able to find their way back , and so we shall be rid of them . " " Nay , Wife , " said the man ; " we won't do that . I could never find it in my heart to leave my children alone in the forest ; the wild ...
Page 221
... leaving him at this time and begged them to carry him along with them . The Ducks replied , - " We are grieved to leave you in this condition ; but we are compelled to go . As to what you propose to take you with us , we have a long ...
... leaving him at this time and begged them to carry him along with them . The Ducks replied , - " We are grieved to leave you in this condition ; but we are compelled to go . As to what you propose to take you with us , we have a long ...
Page 381
... leave the nest , they often cling to the outside , and creep in and out of it like young woodpeckers . Af- ter leaving the nest , they follow the parents for nearly a fortnight , and are fed by them . As soon as the mulberries and figs ...
... leave the nest , they often cling to the outside , and creep in and out of it like young woodpeckers . Af- ter leaving the nest , they follow the parents for nearly a fortnight , and are fed by them . As soon as the mulberries and figs ...
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