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Identifier: studyofchild00hoga (find matches)
Title: A study of a child
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Hogan, Louise Eleanor (Shimer), Mrs., 1855-1929. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Child study. (from old catalog)
Publisher: New York and London, Harper & brothers
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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and put them in his turning-lathe until they were quiteround, and Now, he said, they will roll better.Then he began to play with the funny little men; sothen the cock crew and they all vanished from his eyes.Then the king came for the last time and said, I hopeyou have learned what it is to be afraid now, and hesaid, I havent learned such a thing. Then the kingsaid, Everybody that has come here has been killed bythe ghosts, and you have lived, and you shall have mydaughter in marriage. So he was not quite happy,because he did not know what it was to be afraid. Soher chambermaid said, I will help you out in this mat-ter if you give me a cup. So she went to the brookand filled the cup with water with little minnows in it(first he said gudgeon), and then she brought the cup upto the house and gave it to the kings daughter and said, To-night when he is in bed you must throw this overhim. So that night when the youth was sleeping shethrew the water over him, and the little gudgeon wig- 212
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1896 CUTTINGS AND DRAWINGS A. cut work—circus amphitheatre and box-office ; B—b, b, b, pussys soldier set ; C, lighthouse ;D, eight different kinds of hats, with prices, for playing store ; E, mental pictures of kindergartenmodels ; F, f. large and small umbrella, half closed ; G, toad-stool ; H, house with screen doors -I, calendar ; J, compass ; K—k, k, k, parts of figure 2 for kineioscope. SEVENTH YEAR gled about. He awoke and said, Oh, how I am afraid!Oh, how I am afraid! And then they lived happilyall the time afterwards. The following story he told me at bedtime, withouteffort, as rapidly as it could be written, when he wassix years and a half old. It is entirely original: THE SAILOR AND HIS MONKEY There was once upon a time a sailor who was work-ing on a ship, and he had a monkey that did all sorts oftricks. The monkey would stand on its head and turna somersault and dance so high that you wouldnt knowwhat he was doing. The monkeys name was Tommy,and the sailor was very f

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