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¶ Pandora and Epimetheus from A Wonder Book
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¶ Danaë clasped her child closely to her bosom from A Wonder Book
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¶ Little Marygold was a human child no longer, but a golden statue! from A Wonder Book
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¶ It struck Midas as rather inconvenient from A Wonder Book
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¶ The Hawthorne Tree from A Wonder Book
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¶ He took great pains in going from bush to bush until every individual flower and bud and even the worms at the heart of some of them were changed gold from A Wonder Book
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¶ As Perseus walked along the people pointed after him from A Wonder Book
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¶ Both Nightmare and Shakejoint put out their hands groping eagerly to snatch the eye out of the hand of Scarecrow from A Wonder Book
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¶ The Paradise of Children from A Wonder Book
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¶ Flinging snow at one another from A Wonder Book
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¶ There was no danger, nor trouble of any kind and no clothes to be mended, and there was always plenty to eat and drink from A Wonder Book
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¶ Oh what a good time was that to be alive in from A Wonder Book
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¶ It seemed as if a sudden swarm of winged creatures brushed past her from A Wonder Book
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¶ In a roar of merriment till bedtime from A Wonder Book
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¶ Frost from A Wonder Book
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¶ We do not think it proper to be acquainted with them, because they have sea-green hair, and taper away like fishes from A Wonder Book
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¶ Some beautiful young women sat twining wreaths of flowers from A Wonder Book
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¶ The Old Man of the Sea from A Wonder Book
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"¶ Hercules gave a great shrug of his shoulders. It being now twilight, you might have seen two or three stars tumble out of their places" from A Wonder Book
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¶ The hoary periwigs of dandelions from A Wonder Book
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"¶ ‘I am old Philemon!’ murmured the oak. ‘I am old Baucis!’ murmured the linden- tree " from A Wonder Book
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"¶ There needed but little change, for they were already a scaly set of rascals " from A Wonder Book
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"¶ Cowslip, Sweet Fern, Dandelion, and Squash-Blossom were left behind" from A Wonder Book
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"¶ Its three heads spluttering fire at Pegasus and his rider" from A Wonder Book
Bookman, Volume 63-0008
Page from Bookman (London) Vol. 63