MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY

SPRINGFIELD MASS. 1928

Bradley Quality Books

SPRINGFIELD MASS. 1928

Bradley Quality Books

Front Cover

"Now I am in my proper place," said the Kite.

The lady followed her; and she led the way to the trunk.

The little pigeons were taken in to see the king's daughter.

The child took the tiny creature in her arms and held it close.

When she came near the man she stopped to ask him his trouble.

So the House was built; a cozy room for the cooking and eating.

"There is always a way to get over the stream, Follow me! Follow me!"

"The gate is open, the brown colt's gone, the brindle calf's going, and we are thinking about it, quawk! quawk!"

PART I.

So the Grandmother played that she was a great yellow butterfly.

PART II.

PART III.

PART IV.

So the Grandmother played that she was a great yellow butterfly.

As soon as the inn was reached the horses stopped.

Then she set him to work, bidding him sort a heap of tangled threads.

And the mother called from the kitchen—'Is that my sunbeam coming home to roost?'

One day * * * she had a visitor who came in without knocking.

Harmonius * * * touched his harp and sang.

All the little dwarfs came running out to see what was the matter.

The dearest Christmas Gift that ever came to a homesick little girl.

"Mother, mother, here am I!"

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Back Cover