Tom, Dot and Talking Mouse and Other Bedtime Stories
By C. Kernahan and J. G. Kernahan
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Tom, Dot and Talking Mouse and Other Bedtime Stories - C. Kernahan
C. Kernahan, J. G. Kernahan
Tom, Dot and Talking Mouse and Other Bedtime Stories
EAN 8596547323846
DigiCat, 2022
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Table of Contents
ILLUSTRATIONS
Tom Lecky...... Frontispiece
THE MILLER'S MOUSE
[Illustration: Little girls with flowers]
[Illustration: Tom dreaming]
[Illustration: Mouse at mouse-hole]
[Illustration: Mouse at cobweb ladder]
THE OLD ROCKING-HORSE
THE MESSAGE OF THE LILY
[Illustration: Little girls picking flowers]
WATER-LILY'S MISSION
[Illustration: Child with basket of flowers]
ILLUSTRATIONS
Table of Contents
Tom Lecky...... Frontispiece
Table of Contents
Little girls with flowers
Tom dreaming
Mouse at mouse-hole
Mouse at cobweb ladder
Little girls picking flowers
Child with basket of flowers
THE MILLER'S MOUSE
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The reason why every one loved Tom Lecky so much was, I believe, that he was so good-tempered, so cheerful and so unselfish.
Tom was not good-looking, and, indeed, if one were disposed to be critical in such matters, one could have found fault with almost all his features except his eyes. These were brown like sealskin, and nearly always brimming over with merriment. But no one ever thought of criticising Tom's features, and there really was a common belief among the villagers that Tom was a handsome fellow. And indeed he was, for his beautiful unselfish soul gave to his face a beauty which merely regular features can never do.
Tom Lecky owned a flour-mill, which was situated a little way from Ellingford, the village where he had been born. He was well-off,
for the mill brought him a good deal of money. He had no relations, but hoped to have a very near one—a wife. This was Anne Grey, the blacksmith's daughter, who was as pretty as she was winsome. She was fond of pretty things too, flowers especially, so it was Tom's delight to gratify her fancy.
For this reason he bought Brooks's cottage, which had a lovely garden. And week by week he purchased this or that to make his cottage pretty and