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O. M. Dunham

 
9781330215531: The Sunset Story Book (Classic Reprint)

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Papa and mamma, and the uncles and aunts, ar the Peabody cousins, whose papa was rich ar gave them plenty Of pocket money, all had beau tiful birthday gifts to present; but the Lane girl and Polly and Peggy and Tom Stirling, who we visiting them, had nothing to give.

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Grandmother sbirthda w?.sa Papa and mamma, and the uncles and aunts, ar the Peabody cousins, whose papa was rich ar gave them plenty of pocket money, all had beat tiful birthday gifts to present; but the Lane girl and Polly and Peggy and Tom Stirling, who we visiting them, had nothing to give. It is such a shame! said Polly. We lc Grandmamma just as much as Dennis and Sus Peabody do, but she wont believe it when thi bring their pretty things to her, and we just come empty-handed. Grandmamma is not like that, said Milly Lane; she doesnt thii people love her just because they give her things. But I have an idea Now Milly sideas were almost always good ones, so the other ch dren gathered eagerly around her, to hear what this one might be. A i when they had heard it, they declared that it was capital, exactly tl thing, and voted that they would carry it out. So the next morning they got up very early almost with the sun, bnot quite, since he had taken to particularly early rising these summ days and dressing very quickly, they slipped down stairs, and out the front door, into the garden. In the great garden each of the girls had her own border, and the were now full of the brightest and sweetest flowers.
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