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Published on: 2012-05-19
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1875 Excerpt: ...I to have a new perambulator like the doctor's little boy's' 'No; guess again; better than that.' 'Are we going to spend the day in the country to-morrow On, I know, you've got a holiday, and we are going to look for primroses in the back road. May Katie come too' Katie was the little girl who minded him in Peggy's absence. 'You are all wrong, my pet,' said Peggy. 'Guess again; what would you like best of all, do you think' and she looked fixedly at him. His eyes glanced up to the little toy-boat on the chimney-piece, which had helped him to pass away many a lonely hour, and then looked at Peggy's face questioningly. 'Well, Dickey Bird, what is it' 'Menan, Menan, is it--is it really the sea' 'It is, darling, really the sea at last. Are not you very glad' 'Oh, Menan, indeed I am,' and his little face flushed and grew rosy with excitement, and then he burst into tears. He was soon soothed, and listened eagerly to all Peggy's plans, as she told him of the nice cottage close to the sand and to the water, where he could lie out and watch the waves coming in and the boats passing by. 'May I sail my boat, Menan' he asked. 'Yes, darling; Menan will sail it for you, and you can watch her. Won't that be nice' and then she showed him Mrs Fenn's pretty shawl, which delighted him. All that evening Peggy did nothing except answer questions, but she enjoyed the anticipation of being near the sea as much, I think, as the child did. Neither of them got a great deal of sleep that night, for Dickey was so excited that he could not rest; at last she had to strike a light, and for an hour walked patiently up and down the room with him, soothing him tenderly.: He was heavy, but she did not mind that, and at last he sank to sleep in her tired arms, just as he had done fo...
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