Pollard's Synthetic First[ -third] ReaderAmerican book Company, 1889 |
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... little Rosie would drive the chickens into the cabin door to pay her father a visit . He always smiled when they came , and she thought it was only the chickens that pleased him , but her own sweet , blooming face pleased him most ...
... little Rosie would drive the chickens into the cabin door to pay her father a visit . He always smiled when they came , and she thought it was only the chickens that pleased him , but her own sweet , blooming face pleased him most ...
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... Rosie came , at once , to her father's bed - side . 6. " You can have Hagar , dear papa ; you can have my little chicken . " 7. Her voice trembled and the tears came as she turned away , but no one noticed them in the faint light of the ...
... Rosie came , at once , to her father's bed - side . 6. " You can have Hagar , dear papa ; you can have my little chicken . " 7. Her voice trembled and the tears came as she turned away , but no one noticed them in the faint light of the ...
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... little Rosie , " he said , holding out his arms , " does it hurt you so ? " 19. " Yes , papa , " she sobbed , " but ... Little Chicken . " 21. He answered by telling him about little Rosie , and said , although it was not much of a story ...
... little Rosie , " he said , holding out his arms , " does it hurt you so ? " 19. " Yes , papa , " she sobbed , " but ... Little Chicken . " 21. He answered by telling him about little Rosie , and said , although it was not much of a story ...
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