Harry and Lucy Concluded;: Being the Last Part of Early Lessons, 3–4. köideR. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Churchyard; and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 47, Paternoster Row, 1825 - 336 pages |
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... head . ( 6 Lucy , " said he , " I am disappointed in one thing , and a great thing . " What , my dear Harry ? " said Lucy , opening her eyes wide . " The sea , " said Harry , looking out of the window . " No view of the sea any- where ...
... head . ( 6 Lucy , " said he , " I am disappointed in one thing , and a great thing . " What , my dear Harry ? " said Lucy , opening her eyes wide . " The sea , " said Harry , looking out of the window . " No view of the sea any- where ...
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... head would be quite turned by his dear steam en- gine , or at best that it would leave no room in his imagination for the beauties of nature , or for any thing else . But his father had answered , that there was no danger in letting the ...
... head would be quite turned by his dear steam en- gine , or at best that it would leave no room in his imagination for the beauties of nature , or for any thing else . But his father had answered , that there was no danger in letting the ...
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... head is so full of the tide , Harry , " said Lucy ; " I was afraid that you would be excessively vexed , as I was when I opened the box and saw it . Be- sides , I was afraid that you would think it was my fault . " 66 No , I could not ...
... head is so full of the tide , Harry , " said Lucy ; " I was afraid that you would be excessively vexed , as I was when I opened the box and saw it . Be- sides , I was afraid that you would think it was my fault . " 66 No , I could not ...
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... head was in all the cares and joys of ar- ranging his goods and her own , after the general unpacking . It not only required nice arrangement to make things comfort- able in the small space allotted to them in their new abode ; but ...
... head was in all the cares and joys of ar- ranging his goods and her own , after the general unpacking . It not only required nice arrangement to make things comfort- able in the small space allotted to them in their new abode ; but ...
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... heads . " " I do believe you are right , " said Harry . " This must be the meaning of battering- ram . It never struck me till this minute . But I do not know what I shall do for want of nails to nail these leather hinges on my gate ...
... heads . " " I do believe you are right , " said Harry . " This must be the meaning of battering- ram . It never struck me till this minute . But I do not know what I shall do for want of nails to nail these leather hinges on my gate ...
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