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1697	Kingsley, Charles	Madam How and Lady Why; Or, First Lessons in Earth Lore for Children			.txt	text/plain	75007	3798	89	reverently) is Madam How. She will come in good time, if she is called, of the sea, one thing would happen,--that the high tide would not come up more, you must watch Madam How at work on little and common things, to thing"--while we, like little ants, run up and down outside the earth, It is very difficult, I know, for a little boy like you to understand how miles away, looking like white clouds hanging on the gray mountain sides. Madam How uses her great ice-plough to plough down her old mountains, and know they were, with things which the savages had left behind--like flint as long as he meddles only with dead things, like this bit of lime. These things grow more like sea-weeds, which have no roots, but other things to think of: like old John out there ploughing. your little head with too many things at once, you shall look at one set	./cache/1697.txt	./txt/1697.txt