Little Anna a Story for Pleasant Little Children Translated From the
Little Anna a Story for Pleasant Little Children Translated From the
A Stein
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" "' My dearest life. '" " Yes ; now wait a minute. " " My dearest life, Said the lark to his wife, At home you can stay, While I fly away And get some fine seed Our children to feed. " " Gra'mamma, now Anna don't want to say any more. " " Well, that is quite enough, my pet. " " Gra'mamma, I would like my soup. " " It '11 come pretty soon now ; it is boiling, bubble, bubble; then Charlotte will pour it in our pretty little soup-bowl, and then the business will be done. But tell me now, my pet, ...what sort of little prayers did you say this morning ? " DINNER. 35 " None at all, gra'mamma. " 66 None at all. My little Anna has not thanked the good God, that she slept so sweetly in her pretty bed, and that God took such good care of her and little Agnes?" " Anna forgot it. " " My Anna must n't forget it. Good children are always thankful, and never forget to say their thanks. What is the little prayer you say every morning ? " " Good God, I thank thee I have slept so sweetly. Good God, help me to be a good, pleasant child, and take care of all good people.
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