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28140	Various	The Nursery, December 1877, Vol. XXII. No. 6 A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers			.txt	text/plain	5110	439	97	"LOOK here, my dear," said a starling to her mate: "in our pretty "What's all that?" piped Mrs. Sparrow, looking out of her little round Thereupon Mr. Starling flew at Mrs. Sparrow. "Now, my dear," said Mr. Starling, "go in, and put the house in order. stood a homely little puppy, dripping wet, shivering from the cold, and "Poor little dog!" said I. But one of my uncles had a horse even more knowing than old Pete. One Sunday morning, Old Whitey, on hearing the bells, walked long white dresses still went on, though mamma said every day, "I must fire-place,--made the baby twist her little body to look at it. "Now I'll tell you a pig story," said Birdie, with a very wise look. One cold day we found the little thing hopping When the spring came on, we opened the cage-door and let him go.	./cache/28140.txt	./txt/28140.txt