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Don't drag your feet
Don't drag your feet

By Joseph Low

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Peggy doesn't talk very nicely to her toys until one day she dreams that they are big and she is small and they can talk but she cannot.

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Mice twice
Mice twice

By Joseph Low

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A round of uneasy hospitality results when Mouse and Dog arrive at Cat's house for dinner.

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Mice Twice Stories to Go
Mice Twice Stories to Go

By Joseph Low

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Shrimps
Shrimps

By Joseph Low, Judy Hawes

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Spider Silk
Spider Silk

By Augusta Goldin, Joseph Low

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There Was a Wise Crow
There Was a Wise Crow

By Joseph Low

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Joseph Low Teacher And Pupil Complete A Practical Course of Four Hand Piano Playing
Paul Revere's ride.
Paul Revere's ride.

By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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The famous narrative poem recreating Paul Revere's midnight ride in 1775 to warn the people of the Boston countryside that the British were coming.

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Benny Lapin et le hibou
Benny Lapin et le hibou

By Joseph Low

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