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Dolly Dancer and the Mystic Island
ried the Whiffet away, but could not break free of the magnetic field. When the
whirling ceased, the giant dropped the Whiffet on the sand. It seemed to be
fascinated by the bright, shiny ball and started rolling it around between its
tentacles.
Father and mother squirrel go looking for a home for their children. They find a good home in an abandoned birdhouse. After they move in, the baby squirrels steal doll clothes from the litttle girl who lives next to the tree.
Cupples & Leon Company, 1917
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The Last Summer of the Camperdowns: A Novel
. The exuberant story is transporting and delicious, a worthy summer read.”—People The Last Summer of the Camperdowns, from the best-selling author of Apologize, Apologize!, introduces Riddle James Camperdown, the twelve-year-old ...
deep voice, Herbert Whiffet would merely use adversity to spur him to excellence
in other areas. If he couldn't dunk, he would read; if he couldn't impress girls with
speed and grace, he would impress them with erudition and diction; if he was ...
her mother asked, gently. "Whiffet's been stoled away!" she sobbed. "Ben saw a
man take him. He chased him, but the man got away. Papa, can't you have him
arrested?" "Oh, those wretched circus people!" cried Lady Lawrence, bitterly.
Louis Antoine Godey, Sarah Josepha Buell Hale, 1884
It is I who am to live here and die It is I who will shed the remains ofa great fortune
and speed my way back to God ? To arc again To live renewed It is I . . . as a
whom-so-ever Wiggly Whiffet ? A short poem indeed. It is Iwho am to Live ...
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Laddie: A True Blue Story: Easyread Super Large 20pt Edition
A True Blue Story: Easyread Super Large 20pt Edition Gene Stratton-Porter. "
Mother, come and see me take a fence on Pryor's Rocket!" he cried. Mother had
him in her arms. "You little whiffet!" she said. "You little tow-haired whiffet!" Both of
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Gene Stratton-Porter, 2008
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The Essential Gene Stratton-Porter Collection
"You little whiffet!” she said. "You little tow-haired whiffet!” Both of them were
laughing and crying at the same time, and so was I. "I saw you take one fence
and the creek, Weiscope!” she said, holding him tight, and stroking his hair. “That
will do ...
Gene Stratton-Porter, 2013
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A voice from America to England
Can you not create a tremendous re-action at this time against a mobcratic Judge
Foote, and Esquire Waite, and all the Southern whiffet* dog-train 1 The only way
in which we canmovethe pro-slavery and dough-faced politicians, is by ...
