The Nursery, August 1873, Vol. XIV. No. 2

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Various. The Nursery, August 1873, Vol. XIV. No. 2

THE MOTHER'S PRAYER

CHARLEY'S OPINION

COOSIE AND CARRIE

THE FOURTH OF JULY CAKE

HOW OUR SCHOOL CAME TO HAVE THE. NURSERY

WHERE THE DANDELIONS WENT

THE BIRD'S-NEST

MEDITATIONS OF A SHUT-OUT ONE

DREAMING AND DOING

BOBOLINK

PRAIRIE-DOGS

DEAR LITTLE MARY

A JOURNEY TO CALIFORNIA

A LETTER TO GEORGE

THE BLACKBERRY FROLIC

LITTLE JACK HORNER

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Cousin Charles said, "Come and see the sheep." So I went to where he was standing on the front porch, and calling "Co-nan, co-nan, co-nan!" The gate was open; and the sheep and lambs were coming into the yard.

I asked, "Why do you tell John to drive the sheep into the yard?" Charles answered, "Because it has been raining hard; and the brook in the meadow has grown so big, that I am afraid the sheep will get drowned in it.

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Coosie and Carrie ran up, and licked my hand as I said good-by. Now, were they not dear little pets?

Fred.—Hark! I hear mother's step on the stairs. Now scatter, all three! Lick your fingers clean, and run.

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