A Collection of Beatrix Potter Stories by Beatrix Potter
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regretted that he had not time to stay to
dinner, because he had just finished making a wheel-barrow for Miss Potter, and she had ordered two hen-coops. And when I was going to the post late in the afternoon--I looked up the lane from the corner, and I saw Mr. Samuel Whiskers and his wife on the run, with big bundles on a little wheel-barrow, which looked very like mine. They were just turning in at the gate to the barn of Farmer Potatoes. Samuel Whiskers was puffing and out of breath. Anna Maria was still arguing in shrill tones. She seemed to know her way, and she seemed to have a quantity of luggage. I am sure _I_ never gave her leave to borrow my wheel-barrow! They went into the barn, and hauled their parcels with a bit of string to the top of the haymow. |
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