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Title: Harper's young people
Year: 1879 (1870s)
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Subjects: Children's periodicals, American
Publisher: New York : Harper & Bros.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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iS, hut never a horse like her! they burst forth with the most uproarious clapping youever heard. As for Johnnie, he came very near one of hisprize somersaults, and Tom—Tom clapped as if he had anundisputed right to. This was what Rachel said when she had survived thecongratulations and was safely home: How little Tom Taylor knew what he did for me! I had to laugh to think how surprised he would havebeen to know about your shoes coming from his vine.added Minnie, smiling. When Tom had demurely listened to Rachels praisesat home that night he just pranced off to his room, wherehe could chuckle it out by himself, and declare in the fareof the mirror, Thomas, thats a joke worth havin—eh,my boy ? HAEPEKS YOUNG PEOPLE. VOLUME IV. A SWALLOW Hitting through the treesCarols this song upon the breeze:Here on the leafy apple bough Two little maidens swing all day.The face of one is clouded now; A moment since it laughed in play.The other smiles; I wonder whyShe does not also grieve and cry?
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THE ADVENTURES OF PRINCE LAZYBONES.4 BY MRS. W. J. HA.YS, AUTHOR OF PRISCESS IDLEWAYS, PHILS FAIRIES, ETC. CHAPTER VII. KNOPS now led Leo through so many places full ofmachines and contrivances which the water-powerkept active that he was glad when they went up a longinclined plane, and came out into a wide gallery linedwith mother-of-pearl, and paved with exquisite sea-shells. Here was a luxurious couch of beautiful feathers, theplumage of birds he had never beheld, and he was not sor-ry to see Paz bringing out another dozen of tarts for hisrefreshment. As he ate them he asked of Knops, who waspeeling a lime, Have you no women and children amongyour elves 3 Oh yes, said Knops, smiling; but they are not to befound near our workshops.1 Where, then, do they live ? Knops put on an air of mystery as he replied: I amnot permitted to reveal everything concerning us, dearLeo. Our private life is of 110 public interest; but I may tellyou that our children are bred entirely in the open air.Man

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