 | Edwin Sidney - 1834 - 496 pàgines
...writing for and speaking to children, I will introduce here. " As children love stories, I will tell yon another. Walking through my field on a winter's morning,...death. I put it into my bosom, and brought it to my honse : there I rubbed its starved limbs, wanned it by the fire-side, and fed it with warm milk from... | |
 | Rowland Hill - 1836 - 264 pàgines
...were he to visit our world a thousand times, he would never be able to add to his glorious redemption. Walking through my field on a winter's morning, I...there I rubbed its starved limbs, warmed it by the fireside, and fed it with warm milk from the cow. Soon the lamb revived : first it feared me, but afterward... | |
 | 1841 - 300 pàgines
...shall do as she tells me. — (London) Child's Companion. THE FAMISHED LAMB. [A story for Children.] Walking through my field on a winter's morning, I...alive; the cruel mother had almost starved it to death. 1 put it into my bosom and brought it to the house : there I rubbed its starved limbs, warmed it by... | |
 | Edwin Sidney - 1844 - 478 pàgines
...mode of writing for and speaking to children, I will introduce here. ' As children love stories, I will tell you another. Walking through my field on...there I rubbed its starved limbs, warmed it by the fire-side, and fed it with warm milk from the cow. Soon after the lamb revived : first, it feared me... | |
 | Vernon John Charlesworth - 1876 - 338 pàgines
...members in the present day. " Grow in grace " is an exhortation but little regarded. THE DESERTED LAMB. " WALKING through my field on a winter's morning, I...it to death. I put it into my bosom, and brought it into my house ; there I rubbed its starved limbs, warmed it by the fire-side, and fed it with warm... | |
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Walking through my field on a winter's morning, I met with a lamb, as I thought, dead ; but taking it up; I found it just alive ; the cruel mother had almost starved it to death. I put it into my bosom, and brought it to my... 