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                              FRONTISPIECE

         [Illustration:   _It cried as if it was in pain._

                             _vide page 8_]




                                 JULIA

                                  AND

                             THE PET-LAMB;

                                  OR,

                       GOOD TEMPER AND COMPASSION

                              _REWARDED_.

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                                LONDON:

                PRINTED FOR DARTON, HARVEY, AND DARTON,
                     _No. 55, Gracechurch-Street_.


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                                 1813.




                   Printed by Darton, Harvey, and Co.
                      Gracechurch-Street, London.




                                 JULIA

                                 _AND_

                            _THE PET-LAMB_.


“NOW, mamma, I have finished my work: is it well done?” said little
Julia, as she showed the pocket-handkerchief she had just hemmed to her
mother. Her mother replied, “Yes, my love, very well done: fold it
neatly up, put it into my work-bag, and then go to play.”

JULIA. May I go into the garden? The sun is in the west, but he is not
set. Look, mamma, how beautiful the sky is! The clouds are like gold!
And see