Masterworks of Children's LiteratureStonehill Publishing Company, 1983 |
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... sure they are whole and tight ; for I would work my fingers to the bone before I would see them otherwise . They are coarse to be sure ; but they are as good as our neighbours , and many a one would be thankful to have such to put on ...
... sure they are whole and tight ; for I would work my fingers to the bone before I would see them otherwise . They are coarse to be sure ; but they are as good as our neighbours , and many a one would be thankful to have such to put on ...
Pagina 253
... sure . " " Aye , and so I am , " replied he . " I never was better in all my life ; I live comfortably , have a good master and mistress , eat and drink bravely , and what can a man wish for more ? For my part I am quite contented , and ...
... sure . " " Aye , and so I am , " replied he . " I never was better in all my life ; I live comfortably , have a good master and mistress , eat and drink bravely , and what can a man wish for more ? For my part I am quite contented , and ...
Pagina 261
... sure it deserves to be framed and glazed , and it ought to be hung up in the hall of every family , that all people ... sure ; I hope morning is not coming yet , for I am not at all ready to get up . " " I am sure , " answered the other ...
... sure it deserves to be framed and glazed , and it ought to be hung up in the hall of every family , that all people ... sure ; I hope morning is not coming yet , for I am not at all ready to get up . " " I am sure , " answered the other ...
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The Newtonian System of Philosophy PUBLISHED BY JOHN | 27 |
The History of Little Goody TwoShoes PUBLISHED BY JOHN | 133 |
Hymns in Prose 113 | 181 |
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