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Little Mary; 1
PICTURE-BOOK.
BY SABINA CECIL.
London:
PRINTED AND SOLD BY
JOHN MARSHALL,
140, FLEET STREET,
From Aldermary Church-Yard,
1823.
Price Sixpence.
[2]
T Piggot Delin
Evening—Setting Sun.
Published Dec. 1st 1800 by John Marshall No 4 Aldermary Church-Yard London
It is evening; the sun is setting, and the shepherd, who tends the flocks of little Mary's Papa, is, with his good
little dog, driving the[3] sheep to the fold, where they will rest in safety. That is his cottage which stands on
the other side of the road.[4]
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The tongs stood in the room where Mary oft staid,
And the lantern gave light to the hall where she play'd.
[5]
A Table. A Jug.
Published Feb. 1st 1800 by J. Marshall No 4 Aldermary Church Yard
If you look on the other side of the leaf, you will see the picture of[6] the park that little Mary one day passed
through, where she first saw the deer.
[7]
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A Moss Rose.
Published Dec. 1st 1800 by J Marshall No 4 Aldermary Church Yard London
This is the rose that hid the thorn that pricked little Mary's finger.
[10]
Little Mary was eating her breakfast when she saw a Robin
red-breast standing on a rail, at a little distance; she
gathered up the crumbs as fast[11] as she could, and threw
them out of the window upon the gravel walk. As soon as
the bird observed the bread, he jumped down off the rail,
and began[12] picking up the crumbs: but Mary, eager to
shew her love to her little visitor, threw out more crumbs,
which frightened it away.
A Robin.
Published Dec. 1st 1800 by J Marshall No 4 Aldermary
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Church Yard London
[13]
A Crocus.
Published Feb. 1st 1800 by J Marshall No 4 Aldermary Church Yard
This is the Crocus that grew in little Mary's garden by the side of the snow-drop and primrose.
[14]
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The Ferry.
Published Dec. 1st 1800 by John Marshall N o 4 Aldermary Church Yard London
A traveller and his little dog, one day, wanted to get to the other side of a river; but the man was so very poor
he could not find money enough[15] to pay the boatman for taking him over. Little Mary, who was always
very good, seeing his distress, gave him all the money she had in her[16] pocket, wished him a safe journey,
and went home with a light heart, having done a good action.
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