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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 could not find the water-babies but suddenly he saw some children swimming in the water.
During the night, two water-fairies came into Ellie's bedroom and they carried Ellie, the water-baby away to the sea.
One day while they were on their way to Sir John' s house to clean his chimney, they met an old woman.
