Masterworks of Children's LiteratureStonehill Publishing Company, 1983 |
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Pagina 293
... Benson to her children , for I was fearful that the business you went upon would make you forget your young visitors . I cannot answer for Frederick , replied Miss Benson , but indeed , mamma , I would not on any account have slighted ...
... Benson to her children , for I was fearful that the business you went upon would make you forget your young visitors . I cannot answer for Frederick , replied Miss Benson , but indeed , mamma , I would not on any account have slighted ...
Pagina 294
... Benson ? With all my heart , replied his sister , and pray do not plague me with any more of them . I do not know that my mamma will let me accept them , said Miss Benson , but if she will , I shall be glad to do so . Frederick inquired ...
... Benson ? With all my heart , replied his sister , and pray do not plague me with any more of them . I do not know that my mamma will let me accept them , said Miss Benson , but if she will , I shall be glad to do so . Frederick inquired ...
Pagina 327
... Benson said she could not bear to see such greediness . It is indeed , replied Mrs. Benson , very disagreeable ; even in such creatures as these , but how much more so in the human species ; and yet how frequent is this fault amongst ...
... Benson said she could not bear to see such greediness . It is indeed , replied Mrs. Benson , very disagreeable ; even in such creatures as these , but how much more so in the human species ; and yet how frequent is this fault amongst ...
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The Newtonian System of Philosophy PUBLISHED BY JOHN | 27 |
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