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27567	Alcott, Louisa May	Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag, Volume 6 An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving, Etc.			.txt	text/plain	56425	3140	91	away at the apples till their little brown arms ached, for all knew how a jolly time on't, to jedge by the looks of things," said Aunt Cinthy, "I like that little story, and shall always think of it when I hear the a jolly new game, wouldn't it?" said Ned. No one had time to speak; for suddenly the three little shadows on the kissed mamma, and said "Good-night;" then went away into their rooms, "Better lay down a spell," said the man, looking a little troubled. "The man was down at the poor-house to-day, and took away little Nan, Old Dan was Davy's uncle,--a grim, gray man, who said little, did his yourself, boy," said Dan. Away went the little boat; and the fog shut down over it, as if a misty But why won't they like you?" said Fancy, looking her pretty things," said the vain little girl.	./cache/27567.txt	./txt/27567.txt