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Title: Sunbeam
Year: 1857 (1850s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : (S. Hough & Co.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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WHAT THE CHICKENS TAUGHT LILY.Lily was spending the day with her grandma in the conntry.It was very pleasant there, and she liked the shady trees,the nice old house, the garden nnd the berries that grandma (201) Dec. 18, 1881. Vol. VII.—360. W2 THE SUM BEAM. picked f\)r dinner. She would have had a veiy happy time,only that her papa and her brother Frank had gone in aboat on the river. Lily did not want to be with them, forshe was afraid of the water, but she was troubled for fearsome harm would come to them. They may be drowned. I do wish they were home,she said, running many times to the window. Lily dear, said grandma at last, cant you trust God totake care of them ? But in a few minutes Lily was at tlie window again, withher sad little face looking out toward the water. Grandmawanted to give her something more pleasant to think of, andso she asked her out into the yard to see the chickens. Theywere so ))retty and so funny—^black, brown and yellow, justlittle downy balls. Lily

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