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Anonymous,  Doing Good

“ She did not conclude now that she had done enough for one day, but after baby had drunk his cup of new milk she coaxed him into his cradle, giving him one of her gayest toys, and then sang a sweet lulling song which presently soothed the weary, restless little one into a quiet refreshing slumber. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Anonymous,  Doing Good

“ The speckled hen bustled about her ten chickens, anxious to pick them up a breakfast of stray worms and slugs; the big Shanghai stood on a stone and poured forth a blast from his clarion, which might have awakened an army. Alice laughed at his pompous, ungainly figure, which seemed still more uncouth by contrast with the stately peacock, which just then swept down the carriage walk. It was, indeed, a lovely morning, and the little girl had arisen just in time to appreciate its beauties. It always makes us happier and better to sympathize with the lovely and beautiful in nature. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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