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Sweets for Leisure Hours Amusing Tales for Little Readers

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Sweets for Leisure Hours Amusing Tales for Little Readers

by A. Phillips, E. Phillips

EN·~8 minutes·18 chapters

Chapters

18 total

SWEETS

0:00

LEISURE HOURS.

0:01

SIXTEEN NEATLY COLOURED ENGRAVINGS.

0:07

THE FROZEN BIRD.

0:31

MAMMA AND THE BABY.

0:23

THE DUTIFUL SON.

0:36

THE CHIMNEY-SWEEPER.

0:32

TUMBLE UP.

0:34

A WALK TO THE MEADOWS.

0:35

THE OLD MAN’s COMFORTS.

0:22
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Description

This gentle collection offers rhymes and short tales designed for young listeners, with a warm lesson tucked into every page. Meet a robin rescued from the cold, a loving child learning from a kind mother, and Jem, whose devotion to his hardworking mother brings him lasting happiness. Other verses invite sympathy for a chimney-sweep, courage after a tumble, and gratitude for the simple pleasures of childhood.

Nature comes vividly to life in a cheerful walk through meadows filled with cowslips, daisies, bees, butterflies, and birdsong. Alongside these lively scenes are reflections on contentment, kindness, duty, perseverance, and the comforts of growing old with faith. Morning and evening hymns bring the collection to a peaceful close, making these brief pieces well suited to quiet listening, family reading, or a child’s bedtime routine.

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Language

en

Duration

~8 minutes (7K characters)

Release date

Nov 12, 2007

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

A. Phillips

A. Phillips

A.L. Phillips blends sociology, science fiction, and classic fantasy into thoughtful stories about culture, identity, and destiny. Her debut novel, The Quest of the Unaligned, follows a security chief pulled from a highly ordered future into a dangerous world of magic, intrigue, and adventure.

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E. Phillips

E. Phillips

A prolific master of espionage and intrigue, he filled the early twentieth century with glamorous characters, secret missions, and fast-moving international adventures. His best-known novel, The Great Impersonation, helped establish his reputation as one of the era’s most popular thriller writers.

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