LITTLE CRUMBS AND OTHER STORIES
By Anonymous
Fully Illustrated
Boston: D. Lothrop And Company
1885
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CONTENTS:
LIT-TLE ROS-A-BEL'S AD-VEN-TURE.
LIT-TLE CRUMBS, AND LIT-TLE DROPS.
IN THE DOVE COT—TWO KIND LIT-TLE GIRLS.
THE FAM-I-LY ROGUE IS CAUGHT AT LAST.
HOW DAN-NY SAID HE WAS SOR-RY.
A GRAVE CONSULTATION,—"I SHALL LEAVE THEM OUT OF MY CHERRY PARTY."
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Yes, the rob-in's nest had
been robbed—their own
rob-in's nest un-der the bush,
with its dar-ling lit-tle eggs of
the true robin's blue! The
nest was pulled out and tip-
ped on the ground, and the
love-ly eggs were gone.
"I know well e-nough," said
Beth, "that those were the
ver-y eggs that your broth-er
Jim-my was a-car-ry-ing a-bout