A tale of a nest. By the author of 'Aunt Annie's stories'.1872 |
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... wish I had a little sister to talk to ! I am so dull all by myself . ' ' My poor little niece , so you are , ' said Miss Vaughan , pityingly ; ' a little solitary child . Papa and mamma far away in India , and nobody to Alone in the ...
... wish I had a little sister to talk to ! I am so dull all by myself . ' ' My poor little niece , so you are , ' said Miss Vaughan , pityingly ; ' a little solitary child . Papa and mamma far away in India , and nobody to Alone in the ...
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... I suppose disappointments are good for little people as well as for big people ; if they had every- thing exactly as they would wish , they might perhaps get into the way of thinking that the whole world 32 A Tale of a Nest .
... I suppose disappointments are good for little people as well as for big people ; if they had every- thing exactly as they would wish , they might perhaps get into the way of thinking that the whole world 32 A Tale of a Nest .
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... wish herself at home again pretty soon , I am sure . ' And such a fearful idea as this never having occurred to her before , Maude grew grave and sober in a minute . What an invalid was , Maude hardly knew . Some- times her grandmamma ...
... wish herself at home again pretty soon , I am sure . ' And such a fearful idea as this never having occurred to her before , Maude grew grave and sober in a minute . What an invalid was , Maude hardly knew . Some- times her grandmamma ...
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... wish . ' Let us go and see it , Mimi , ' replied Dickon . ' I had thought of an apple - tree ; there is one covered with blossom not far from here , but I dare say the hawthorn will be best . ' Oh , an apple - tree would be dangerous ...
... wish . ' Let us go and see it , Mimi , ' replied Dickon . ' I had thought of an apple - tree ; there is one covered with blossom not far from here , but I dare say the hawthorn will be best . ' Oh , an apple - tree would be dangerous ...
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... wish I could . But I re- member our nest quite well , and my brothers and sisters . We were not my mother's first children ; I believe she had had several before us ; but we were her last . My poor mother ! it was from her sad fate that ...
... wish I could . But I re- member our nest quite well , and my brothers and sisters . We were not my mother's first children ; I believe she had had several before us ; but we were her last . My poor mother ! it was from her sad fate that ...
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afraid alarm anxious Aunt Louey Auntie beautiful believe black cat bough bright caterpillars child cold creature cruel Cuckoo dare say dear delicious Dickon and Mimi doubt eager eggs eldest exclaimed Dickon eyes fairies fairy tales fear feathers feeling fighting FLEET STREET flew folks Frog garden glad happened hard hawk head hear heard heart hedge hope hopping horrid husband impa kill knew laugh linnet little birds little Maude look Magpie Maude's Maudie Mimi replied Mimi's Miss Maude Miss Vaughan mother nest never noise nurse old bird old Chaffinch parents pathy perhaps quiet quired remarked replied Dickon replied Mimi rooks safe screaming seemed seen shook sighed sister sparrows spot story strange sure sweet talk tell terrible thing thought thrushes told tomtits tree trouble tumble voice watching wings winter wish wonder young bird young chaffinch
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