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The Story of Ruth: The Watercolour Journals of Arthur Adair Brooke

 
"Then before going to work Daddy must play ring-around-a-rosie."
91 of 184 		"Ruth entertains her niece, Doreen. Harolds' baby girl."
92 of 184 		"To keep the rain out!"
93 of 184 		"Ruth delights playing in the snow, the joy of all Canadian children."
94 of 184 		"In the snow! Bonne-nuit! In her big brothers' shoes!"
95 of 184 		"Ruth loves riding on the horses and Ralph likes to see her enjoy herself."
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"Harold gives Ruth a ride as he hauls the telephone poles along the frosty ground to their holes."
97 of 184 		"An accordion duet! Ralph and Ruth."
98 of 184 		"Hauling in green poles for wood. Ruth got cold and Daddy has to warm her up."
99 of 184 		"We return from a visit to Auntie Pat. (Mr. & Mrs. Kirkpatricks) . . . "
100 of 184 		"Cutting ice for summer use. Ruth & Flossie come & watch."
101 of 184 		"Ruth runs to meet us when we come home with our poles."
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". . . and gets a ride with Ralph." Feb. 1925
103 of 184 		"Ruth is fond of driving the horses and will take the lines whenever she can . . . "
104 of 184 		"Filling the barn loft with hay, Ruth gives the order "Go'head! When-oo ready! . . . "
105 of 184 		"Here comes Ruth and here she goes." March 1925
106 of 184 		"Signs of spring, a game of marbles with Ralph."
107 of 184 		"Ruth can catch the hens whenever she likes."
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