Mary Gillies (1811-1870) who wrote as Mrs Harriet Myrtle was a British author. Her works include: More Fun for Our Little Friends (1863), Adventure of a Kite (1870) and The Goat and her Kid (1870). "One evening, when Mary, her mamma, and Willie had all taken their seats near the window, and the story was about to begin, Mary reminded her mamma of a merry adventure that she had mentioned as having happened when she and her brother and Master White went out to fly their "new Kite. "

One evening, when Mary, her mamma, and Willie had all taken their seats near the window, and the story was about to begin, Mary reminded her mamma of a merry adventure that she had mentioned as having happened when she and her brother and Master White went out to fly their "new Kite.""Do, mamma, tell us about that," said Mary.Her mamma said she would, and after thinking for a few minutes, to recollect all about it, she began.

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In 'The Pleasures of the Country: Simple Stories for Young People' by Harriet Myrtle, readers are transported to a simpler time where the joys of rural life and nature take center stage. Through a collection of heartwarming and relatable tales, Myrtle captures the essence of childhood innocence and the wonder of the natural world. The book's prose is gentle and nostalgic, reminiscent of classic children's literature, making it a delightful read for both young readers and adults alike. Myrtle's stories serve as a reminder of the beauty and tranquility found in the countryside, offering a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Harriet Myrtle, known for her love of nature and her ability to evoke a sense of wonder in her readers, draws upon her own experiences growing up in the countryside to create these enchanting tales. Her deep connection to the natural world shines through in each story, making the book a touching homage to a simpler way of life. Myrtle's passion for storytelling and her desire to instill a love of nature in young readers are evident throughout the book, making it a timeless and charming addition to any library. For readers seeking a charming and nostalgic escape into the joys of rural life, 'The Pleasures of the Country: Simple Stories for Young People' is a captivating read that will warm the heart and spark a love of nature. Myrtle's storytelling prowess and her ability to transport readers to a world filled with innocence and beauty make this book a must-read for anyone who appreciates the simple pleasures found in the countryside.

In 'The Goat and Her Kid', Harriet Myrtle masterfully weaves a heart-wrenching narrative of survival and perseverance. Set in the backdrop of a rustic farm, the book explores the unwavering bond between a mother goat and her newborn kid, as they navigate through the challenges of life. Myrtle's prose is poetic and evocative, drawing readers into a world filled with raw emotions and poignant moments of tenderness. The book's exploration of themes such as motherhood, sacrifice, and resilience make it a timeless piece of literature that resonates with readers of all ages. Harriet Myrtle's storytelling is reminiscent of classic fables, with a modern twist that gives the narrative a fresh and captivating appeal. 'The Goat and Her Kid' is a poignant tale that speaks to the beauty of unconditional love and the power of familial bonds, making it a must-read for those who appreciate thought-provoking storytelling and rich character development.