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This winter field belongs to the chapter Grahame called Dulce Domum, in which the Mole and the Rat walk home across country. The Latin title means sweet home and comes from a school song. The book was praised by readers as different as Theodore Roosevelt and later generations of children. Project Gutenberg carries the full text.
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This winter field belongs to the chapter Grahame called Dulce Domum, in which the Mole and the Rat walk home across country. The Latin title means sweet home and comes from a school song. The book was praised by readers as different as Theodore Roosevelt and later generations of children. Project Gutenberg carries the full text.
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