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Identifier: harpersyoungpeop00newy1883 (find matches)
Title: Harper's young people
Year: 1879 (1870s)
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Subjects: Children's periodicals, American
Publisher: New York : Harper & Bros.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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fe was interrupted by a loud banging at the door; itopened, and by the light of a frightful lantern the terror-stricken Red Cap and his friends saw two horrible boysenter. We are lost! We are lost! cried the poor turkey.Christmas has come! Flee for your lives! But it was too late. Seized in spite df his struggles,brave Red Cap was borne away, together with two of theducks. Dickey Daddies and another, and five of the hens,among them naughty Henny Penny. Then the boys andthe light disappeared, the door was closed, and the inmatesof the house were once again left in darkness. Hid then from behind a barrel in the corner came thevoice of Miss Goose, laughing scornfully. Age is supposed to bring knowledge, but geese areknoirn to eat corn ! she hissed. My sorrowing friends,vanity is not as good as experience. Had they listenedto Mother Gray and me, Red Cap and his young friendswould now be alive and in safety, instead of hanging bythe legs waiting to be cooked for to-morrows Christmasdinner!
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SEIZED IN SPITE OF HIS STRUGGLES, BRAVE RED CAP WAS BORNE AWAY. HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE. VOLUME IV. Christmas Number OF HAKPEKS TOTING PEOPLE. DECEMBER 19, 1882. /CHRISTMAS is coming! How many weeksvy have you been thinking about it, little people?A good many, hare you not ? Well, now, howlong do yon suppose the publishers of HARPERSYOCM: PEOPLE have been thinking about it? Howyou will laugh when we tell you that last August,•when it was so warm that people went about instraw hats, waving fans, and cooling themselveswith Ic.ng draughts of ice-water, the publishersof HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE had already begun toconsider what should be done for Christmas.Wasnt that an early start? You were eatingpeaches and bathing in the surf, and we werehere, hard at work, getting ready for Christina.Well, now you see what comes from all this ac-tivity and industry. Old SantaOlaus, easy-goingand lazy, hasnt begun to think of harnessing hisreindeers yet, and here are we all ready to giveyou rich feasts of C

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