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Why would you mock such a touching tribute to the mud-pies of childhood?
Five Awesome Things 2010
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Still another shows a little kid in a park making mud-pies out of you guessed it.
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I'd told him no of course, partly because it didn't ring any bells, but also, partly, because in MY mind, I had not been making mud-pies at all and had in fact, been making mud BRICKS which I fully planned on using to build myself an adobe type structure in our backyard.
not to worry impetuousme 2006
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My father once took me in a back bedroom because he'd asked me if I had been making mud-pies out front.
not to worry impetuousme 2006
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Sensible people will stop making mud-pies in the pig-sty. muirgeo
Ammann at AGU: If You Had One Question.. « Climate Audit 2006
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Children are there, making mud-pies, nurses upon the seats chattering with the military, lovers promenading, holding hands.
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When they came into this land, and found a place in which to settle down, clever Shomolekae mixed earth into mud just as boys and girls do in order to make mud-pies, but he made the mud into the shape of bricks, and then placed the bricks of mud out into the sun to dry.
The Book of Missionary Heroes Basil Mathews
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Well, after all the errands were over, Marmaduke collected some shingles, and all the cups and tins in which the Three Happy Children made mud-pies.
Half-Past Seven Stories Robert Gordon Anderson
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Mary, the good old cook, who had been in the house years before Zay was born, had actually refused to let her make any more mud-pies on her kitchen window; and mamma and grandma had sided with the enemy.
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Sturdy little men they are; so strong and fair and stout, that I should be glad to kiss them even when they have come from the dirtiest depths of their mud-pies.
The Nursery, September 1877, Vol. XXII, No. 3 A Monthly Magazine for Youngest Readers Various
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