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The taxi that hurried
The taxi that hurried
The taxi that hurried

By Irma Simonton Black, Lucy Sprague Mitchell, Jessie Stanton

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A little taxi hurries to take Tom and his mother to the train station on time.

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Make This House Happy
Make This House Happy

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The Little Old Man Who Cooked and Cleaned
The Little Old Man Who Could Not Read
The Little Old Man Who Cooked and Cleaned
The Little Old Man Who Cooked and Cleaned

By Irma Simonton Black

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While his wife is away, the little old man learns some of the tricks of housekeeping through trial and error.

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Doctor Proctor and Mrs. Merriwether
Doctor Proctor and Mrs. Merriwether

By Irma Simonton Black

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Susan plays she is Mrs. Merriwether and Peter pretends he is Doctor Proctor.

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Busy Winds
Busy Winds

By Irma Simonton Black

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