Mary: A Nursery Story for Very Little ChildrenMacmillan & Company, 1893 - 180 páginas |
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... walking , and nurse had told her about them . Mary had often wished she could get up in the night and go down to the fields to see the fairies , but she knew she could not . She would never be able to open the big door . Besides , it ...
... walking , and nurse had told her about them . Mary had often wished she could get up in the night and go down to the fields to see the fairies , but she knew she could not . She would never be able to open the big door . Besides , it ...
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... Oh , " said Mary , " it is my birfday . I'm quite sure now there's no mistook . " And in a minute Leigh and Artie came run- ning in . I do not know , by the by , that Leigh came running , most likely he was walking , for 16 MARY .
... Oh , " said Mary , " it is my birfday . I'm quite sure now there's no mistook . " And in a minute Leigh and Artie came run- ning in . I do not know , by the by , that Leigh came running , most likely he was walking , for 16 MARY .
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... walking , for he was rather a solemn sort of boy , but Artie made up for it . He scarcely ever walked . He was always hopping or jumping or turning head over heels , he could almost do wheels , like a London street boy . And this ...
... walking , for he was rather a solemn sort of boy , but Artie made up for it . He scarcely ever walked . He was always hopping or jumping or turning head over heels , he could almost do wheels , like a London street boy . And this ...
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... walking ; she was like herself and not any- thing else . Mary's face grew red again when she heard the baby cry . " Oh papa , dear , " she said . " Has her hurt herself ? " 66 " No , no , she's all right , " said papa . But all the same ...
... walking ; she was like herself and not any- thing else . Mary's face grew red again when she heard the baby cry . " Oh papa , dear , " she said . " Has her hurt herself ? " 66 " No , no , she's all right , " said papa . But all the same ...
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... walk , or do anything except what this little baby does . " This was very strange to think of . Mary thought about it for a moment or two without speaking . Then she was just going to ask some more questions , when she heard her ...
... walk , or do anything except what this little baby does . " This was very strange to think of . Mary thought about it for a moment or two without speaking . Then she was just going to ask some more questions , when she heard her ...
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Adventures afraid amember Artie and Mary Artie's asked Leigh Baby Dolly baby's began birfday birthday present called carriage charming child Comfort course crying dear little delightful Dolly's door Emma eyes Fairy fairy rings fancy father felt frightened funny Fuzz Fuzzy guess hand head hurt Janie JULIAN CORBETT knew laughing Lavender Cottages Leigh and Artie LEWIS CARROLL little boy little girl little sister MACMILLAN mamma Mary and Artie Mary looked Mary's face Master Artie Master Leigh Miss Mary Molesworth mother never nice nurse nursery nursie Old Sarah P'raps Pall Mall Gazette papa papa's perambulator Perrys pleased pony poor pretty puppy reins remember round seemed silly Sir NOEL PATON smile stood stories for children sure sweet talking tell there's things thought told voice waiting walk WALTER CRANE Winds Farm Wiseman wonder Yakeman YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY York Tribune young
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