The Three Cripples. [A Story. With Illustrations.]1859 |
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Pagina 42
... gave the poor little fellow a push which sent him against the corner of the bed , and seriously hurt his hip . Very loudly did the poor child cry , and with great difficulty was he pacified ; but at length he became quiet , and this did ...
... gave the poor little fellow a push which sent him against the corner of the bed , and seriously hurt his hip . Very loudly did the poor child cry , and with great difficulty was he pacified ; but at length he became quiet , and this did ...
Pagina 45
... who met him on the stairs . As usual she gave him a piece of her mind , pretty strongly , and called him very hard names for having behaved so ill to the helpless twins . “ And what affair is it of yours ? " THE THREE CRIPPLES . 45.
... who met him on the stairs . As usual she gave him a piece of her mind , pretty strongly , and called him very hard names for having behaved so ill to the helpless twins . “ And what affair is it of yours ? " THE THREE CRIPPLES . 45.
Pagina 47
... gave them their break- fast , and as soon as they had done , told them that they must now work for their living , for that he had left his situation and couldn't afford to keep them any longer . " But THE THREE CRIPPLES . 47.
... gave them their break- fast , and as soon as they had done , told them that they must now work for their living , for that he had left his situation and couldn't afford to keep them any longer . " But THE THREE CRIPPLES . 47.
Pagina 49
... gave poor Mary Graham , as she tried to please her , but tried , alas ! in vain . Off set John Graham and Eddy with the fish , but every step the latter took was full of pain ; indeed at times he would have cried out , but that he put ...
... gave poor Mary Graham , as she tried to please her , but tried , alas ! in vain . Off set John Graham and Eddy with the fish , but every step the latter took was full of pain ; indeed at times he would have cried out , but that he put ...
Pagina 50
... gave Mary directions not to let him have too much to eat . It was in vain that the little fellow protested that he was willing to work , that he begged his brother to put him in some place where he could sit and mind the fruit all day ...
... gave Mary directions not to let him have too much to eat . It was in vain that the little fellow protested that he was willing to work , that he begged his brother to put him in some place where he could sit and mind the fruit all day ...
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