Blueberry Pie Elf by Jane Thayer, Seymour Fleishman mother and child Passage 8: Cakes and Ale

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Introduction -- Acknowledgements -- The Sonnets -- Prologue: Sounding the seasons -- The lectern -- The Four Evangelists -- Matthew -- Mark -- Luke -- John -- The Great O Antiphons -- O Sapientia -- O Adonai -- O Radix -- O Clavis -- O Oriens -- O Rex Gentium -- O Emmanuel -- Christmastide -- 1

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Blueberry Pie Elf by Jane Thayer, Seymour Fleishman mother and child Passage 8: Cakes and AleOne day the people who live with Elmer, who was a little elf, baked a blueberry pie. The minute Elmer had a chance he jumped right into that rich, melting pie and ate till his elfin stomach bulged. It was delicious, and Elmer wanted another one right away. But nobody can see an elf, or hear an elf, or feel an elf, so none of his people knew he was trying to tell them something. Then, when Elmer was unhappily sampling cherry pie, he had an inspiration!