My Awkward Cousin, Or, Caroline's Visit to Her Great-aunt's Poultry YardAmerican Sunday-School Union, 1848 - 107 pages |
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... II . The Good People . CHAPTER III . The Red Apron CHAPTER IV . Dicky the First CHAPTER V. Dicky the Second . CHAPTER VI . The Little Chicken CHAPTER VII . Observations CHAPTER VIII . The Pigeons CHAPTER IX . Natural History 1 *
... II . The Good People . CHAPTER III . The Red Apron CHAPTER IV . Dicky the First CHAPTER V. Dicky the Second . CHAPTER VI . The Little Chicken CHAPTER VII . Observations CHAPTER VIII . The Pigeons CHAPTER IX . Natural History 1 *
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... chickens about them ; the pigeons , and even the little ducks . I liked to see the little ducks take their food in a sort of trough which Augustus had made , but I had a fear of the turkeys and the geese , which I could not overcome ...
... chickens about them ; the pigeons , and even the little ducks . I liked to see the little ducks take their food in a sort of trough which Augustus had made , but I had a fear of the turkeys and the geese , which I could not overcome ...
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... spite of him- self . " But where were we ? " " On the point of going to sleep ! " re- plied my aunt . " It is late , let us have the remainder to - morrow . " CHAPTER VI . THE LITTLE CHICKEN . THE next day 60 MY AWKWARD COUSIN .
... spite of him- self . " But where were we ? " " On the point of going to sleep ! " re- plied my aunt . " It is late , let us have the remainder to - morrow . " CHAPTER VI . THE LITTLE CHICKEN . THE next day 60 MY AWKWARD COUSIN .
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CHAPTER VI . THE LITTLE CHICKEN . THE next day I arose early , and went down into the poultry yard , intending to get into Dicky's good graces . However , I did not wish to be too fa- miliar with him , for fear he might take ... CHICKEN . 61.
CHAPTER VI . THE LITTLE CHICKEN . THE next day I arose early , and went down into the poultry yard , intending to get into Dicky's good graces . However , I did not wish to be too fa- miliar with him , for fear he might take ... CHICKEN . 61.
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... chicken much better . " let 66 Very well , " replied my aunt , " I will choose one from those which will be hatched to - day . " you " How do you know positively , aunt , that any will be hatched to - day ? " " Nothing is easier than to ...
... chicken much better . " let 66 Very well , " replied my aunt , " I will choose one from those which will be hatched to - day . " you " How do you know positively , aunt , that any will be hatched to - day ? " " Nothing is easier than to ...
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