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uiug.30112041679058	Clarke, Mary Cowden	Kit Bam's adventures : or, The yarns of an old mariner / by Mary Cowden Clarke ; illustrated by George Cruikshank.	1849		.txt	text/plain	83367	3431	72	too old to like a good long story," answered Dick. "Does not the dear old fellow look a perfect picture of contented comfort?" asked he in a whisper. said their mother; "they have a passion for long stories, and I should think he has plenty to tell them." Meantime, the young Swallows reached the cottage of their new-old friend. corner of the room, though they were more frequently employed in gazing through the little cottage-casement at the soft glories of the setting sun, "Good-bye, then, dear Kit," said Fanny, affectionately; "we shall be sure to come again to-morrow gentle cooing sound, and, on opening my eyes, I beheld, to my infinite astonishment, a little child here, Kit, when Felix was little more than a twelvemonth old, I returned to the cave somewhat surprised that I had not been fetched home by the faithful Kallisah, who used to bring Felix to my rocky	./cache/uiug.30112041679058.pdf	./txt/uiug.30112041679058.txt