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I
II
 LITTLE ALFRED.
BY
THE AUTHOR OF “LITTLE ELLA.”
Behold I have prepared the tenderest grass
That grows on Zion’s hill. Here feeble lambs
May find sweet nourishment, and gather strength
To climb the verdant heights, where the fair flock
On richer pasture feed.—Peep of Day.
EDITED BY D. P. KIDDER.
New-York:
PUBLISHED BY LANE & SCOTT,
FOR THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 200 MULBERRY-ST.
Joseph Longking, Printer.
1850.
IIIEntered according to Act of Congress, in the
year 1847, by Lane & Tippett, in the Clerk’s Office
of the District Court of the Southern District of
New-York.
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PREFACE.
I have written this bookfor little boys. I hope theymay like it; although it doesnot contain any wonderfulstories about giants, or genii,or fairies.
I wanted to do them good,as well as to amuse them.Although I do not mentionthe name of the Saviour inevery chapter, I yet try totalk of things that will lead6their minds up to him. Iwish them to feel how goodhe has been to them, ingiving them kind parents toteach them his word, healthto enjoy the beauties of creation,and in bestowing onthem so many other mercies.
That they may love theRedeemer in their earlyyears, and at last dwell withhim in heaven, is the prayerof their friend,
The Author.
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CONTENTS.
Chap. Page
I.—Summer Pleasures9
II.—A Contrast...                        
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