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14493	Various	The Nursery, No. 165. September, 1880, Vol. 28 A Monthly Magazine For Youngest Readers			.txt	text/plain	6929	721	98	mother, thinking the little girl might hurt the birds, put them out of No doubt, many of the little readers of "The Nursery" go to school; yet "Tell me about Harry and his dog Jack." This story had been told to Ned "The boys all ran out to help Jack; and one of them said, 'O Harry! Harry, you are a good boy, and Jack is a good little dog, and you may so early to-day?'--'O mamma!' said Harry, 'my poor little Jack has broken his leg!' Then Harry's mother looked at Jack, and, after thinking "Oh, how sad little Harry felt when his mother said that! won't try to fix Jack's leg.' And his mother said, 'Well, Harry, you may "'N-no, sir,' said Harry, 'not exactly anybody, but my little dog Jack doctor said, 'Now, Harry, you must take good care of Jack and keep him	./cache/14493.txt	./txt/14493.txt