Three Little Trippertrots: how They Ran Away and how They Got Back Again


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Two little boys and a little girl lived with their parents in a big city. One day as they were playing in the yard, the telephone bell rang, and their nursemaid ran to answer it, leaving the children alone in the yard. Mary proposed they go for a walk while no one was watching them, and so they did. But when they wanted to go back, they couldn't remember where their house was and started to cry. Then they spotted a big policeman, who was the first person they met on their adventure.




Three Little Trippertrots on Their Travels


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A collection of stories about the adventures of the Trippertrot children, who are continually getting lost but are always rescued in unlikely ways.










The Children's Longfellow


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"The Children's Longfellow: Told in Prose" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Doris Hayman he home of the American poet, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, during the greater part of his life was in the picturesque town of Cambridge, Massachusetts, and there many of his best known poems were written. Longfellow was deeply interested in Native American lore, and the stories he wrote inspired by these tales are present here.




The Publishers Weekly


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