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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
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One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
He saw some caddises. Each caddis lived in a little house. It made its house by putting bits of wood and grass and tiny stones on its body.
There was a little girl in the bed. Under the snow-white coverlet, upon the snow-white pillow, lay the most beautiful little girl that Tom had ever seen.
Tom continued swimming, hoping to find the other water-babies. Many fishes swam by. Then he saw a seal. It was sitting on a rock in the sunshine.
Tom could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
Then one day Sir John was riding a long way from home when he saw a little house down in the valley. In the garden there was an old woman dressed in white and twelve children. He remembered what Ellie had told him about Tom.
A beautiful little girl water-baby came. "I am your teacher," she said. ''I'll teach you not to be prickly. I know that you are a good boy inside."
One day an old woman dressed in black came to where the water-babies lived. She was very ugly. Her name was Mrs. Bedoneby Asyoudid.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
He stood on top of a hill and looked down into the valley. At the bottom he could see a little house. He decided to go and ask for a drink.
