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28136	Various	The Nursery, August 1877, Vol. XXII, No. 2 A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers			.txt	text/plain	5808	502	98	a little girl, nine years old, whom we will call Jane. _Dear little Readers of "The Nursery:"_--I would like to tell you a coming out of their heads; but they do not hook little brother or me. Buttercup soon came back for more corn; and uncle said, "Give it to her This little bird had been presented to Aunt Mary by a German lady to "I'M king of the rock," said a silly old drake; had a great mouse-colored cat called Maltie, and she had three little "Then you quarrel a little sometimes," said he. "Oh, he says things," said Herbie. "There now!" said Herbie, "didn't I tell you my kite would beat yours "What do you mean by that?" said both the little boys. Herbie looked at Georgie, and both blushed a little. mean to let the fellows hear me talking, 'great I and little you' any	./cache/28136.txt	./txt/28136.txt