Tales of the Toys, Told by Themselves
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Chapter 1 -INTRODUCTORY.
Chapter 2 THE HISTORY OF THE BALL; WITH THE STORY OF THE POOR OLD WIDOW WHO MADE IT.
Chapter 3 THE HOOP'S ROUND OF ADVENTURES.
Chapter 4 THE FATE OF THE LEADEN TEA-THINGS.
Chapter 5 THE MAKING OF THE KITE BY THE HOME CIRCLE.
Chapter 6 THE DOLL AND ALL HER MISTRESSES.
Chapter 7 THE TOY KITCHEN; AND ITS MAKER.
Chapter 8 THE FATE OF THE SHUTTLECOCK.
Chapter 9 WHAT BECAME OF NOAH'S ARK AND ALL ITS BEASTS.
Chapter 10 THE MARBLES AND THEIR PROCEEDINGS.
Chapter 11 WHY THE ROCKING HORSE RAN AWAY.
Chapter 12 THE MISHAP OF THE SKIPPING-ROPE.
Chapter 13 THE HUMMING TOP'S HISTORY.
Chapter 14 THE INTERRUPTION AND CONCLUSION.
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Chapter 11 WHY THE ROCKING HORSE RAN AWAY.

could tell you lots of stories," said the Rocking Horse, stumbling and limping forward, as lightly as he could with his mutilated members, "for I have really seen so much of life, and have had so many little riders in turn. There was my first owner, dear bright golden-haired Charlie, "Bonnie Prince Charlie," as he was called by all, with his bright

            
            

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