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| Description | Page 67 from The How and Why Library |
| Date | This edition was published in 1919. The first edition was published in 1909. |
| Source | Scanned by Scott Ehardt |
| Author | Eleanor Stackhouse Atkinson (Wikisource, Wikipedia) |
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