A tale of a nest. By the author of 'Aunt Annie's stories'.1872 |
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... hope and eager anticipations , he left the old home , and began life on his own account . He had seen some sad things , too ; the cold had been severe , and more than one of his intimate acquaintances had fallen victims to its severity ...
... hope and eager anticipations , he left the old home , and began life on his own account . He had seen some sad things , too ; the cold had been severe , and more than one of his intimate acquaintances had fallen victims to its severity ...
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... hope when a conversation like the following reached his ear : ' I tell you I'm sure of it , and who ever heard of my being mistaken , I should like to know ? ' exclaimed a Rook of distinguished appearance and bearing to a sleek , lively ...
... hope when a conversation like the following reached his ear : ' I tell you I'm sure of it , and who ever heard of my being mistaken , I should like to know ? ' exclaimed a Rook of distinguished appearance and bearing to a sleek , lively ...
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Tale. ' Indeed , I hope not , ' replied the Magpie , making at the same time an elegant hop and adroitly pick- ing up a stray worm that chanced to meet his eye : he was not nearly so old or so experienced as his friend , and this remark ...
Tale. ' Indeed , I hope not , ' replied the Magpie , making at the same time an elegant hop and adroitly pick- ing up a stray worm that chanced to meet his eye : he was not nearly so old or so experienced as his friend , and this remark ...
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... hope revived . ' May will soon grow strong here , I hope , ' said Miss Vaughan , noticing the anxiety with which her niece regarded her new friend ; ' but till she is you must be careful not to tire her , Maude : stories and talk will ...
... hope revived . ' May will soon grow strong here , I hope , ' said Miss Vaughan , noticing the anxiety with which her niece regarded her new friend ; ' but till she is you must be careful not to tire her , Maude : stories and talk will ...
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... hope ours will be as neat as yours . Is it very difficult to make a nest ? ' " ' Of course not , ' replied Dickon , without waiting for the elder bird's opinion ; it comes quite naturally : the only difficulty is in getting the ...
... hope ours will be as neat as yours . Is it very difficult to make a nest ? ' " ' Of course not , ' replied Dickon , without waiting for the elder bird's opinion ; it comes quite naturally : the only difficulty is in getting the ...
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