The Nursery

The Nursery, February 1873, Vol. XIII. A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers

Various· 2 chapters· 5,626 words

"THIS is our grand menagerie, Beneath the crooked cherry-tree. The exhibition now begins: Admittance, only thirteen pins; And if the pins you cannot borrow, Why, then, we'll trust you till to-morrow. Don't be afraid to walk inside: The animals are safely tied.

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1. Part 1

"THIS is our grand menagerie, Beneath the crooked cherry-tree. The exhibition now begins: Admittance, only thirteen pins; And if the pins you cannot borrow, Why, then, we'll tru...

2. Part 2

ONE day, when I was in the barn, I happened to look up, and there, on a beam, I saw a red squirrel with a great bushy tail. He was looking right at me.