The Three Cripples. [A Story. With Illustrations.]1859 |
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Pagina 41
... answered him at first so vaguely , then shuffled and stammered so much , and finally became so saucy , when he was hard pressed , that his master , who could not be insulted with impunity before the rest of his establishment , then and ...
... answered him at first so vaguely , then shuffled and stammered so much , and finally became so saucy , when he was hard pressed , that his master , who could not be insulted with impunity before the rest of his establishment , then and ...
Pagina 52
... answered John Graham ; " I'll give him a penny a day , and let him do his best on that ; and mind you , " said he to Mary , as he cast an angry look at her , " take care and don't spend a farthing of my money on him . " " not " I will ...
... answered John Graham ; " I'll give him a penny a day , and let him do his best on that ; and mind you , " said he to Mary , as he cast an angry look at her , " take care and don't spend a farthing of my money on him . " " not " I will ...
Pagina 54
... answered Mary Graham , meekly ; " he has never asked any- thing from any one yet , although I am sure he is so miserable and half - starved that he deserves charity much more than many who get it . " " Let him go and look for it , then ...
... answered Mary Graham , meekly ; " he has never asked any- thing from any one yet , although I am sure he is so miserable and half - starved that he deserves charity much more than many who get it . " " Let him go and look for it , then ...
Pagina 55
... answered Spare him ! what would He spare him for ? " cried the old woman ; and she threw such an expression of scorn in the word him , that it would have been too bad for Eddy , had he been even a poor worm of the dust . Mary burst into ...
... answered Spare him ! what would He spare him for ? " cried the old woman ; and she threw such an expression of scorn in the word him , that it would have been too bad for Eddy , had he been even a poor worm of the dust . Mary burst into ...
Pagina 60
... answered his sister ; " but , Eddy , perhaps God is not going to send for you for a long time ; shall I tell you what the old woman said ? " " What was it ? " " That you ought to be taken to an hospital , and I have been wondering if ...
... answered his sister ; " but , Eddy , perhaps God is not going to send for you for a long time ; shall I tell you what the old woman said ? " " What was it ? " " That you ought to be taken to an hospital , and I have been wondering if ...
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