St. Nicholas, Volume 49Mary Mapes Dodge Scribner, 1922 - Children's literature |
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... stopped and her somewhat serious " A tagious , and he grinned in response . man at the station told us it was only three quarters of a mile , but we ' ve been walking for hours ! " " I guess it's nearer a mile than three quarters ...
... stopped and her somewhat serious " A tagious , and he grinned in response . man at the station told us it was only three quarters of a mile , but we ' ve been walking for hours ! " " I guess it's nearer a mile than three quarters ...
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... stopped and then went on a trifle breathlessly : " I guess she would n't be awfully pleased if she saw me now ! I - I hope you'll like the school . " She nodded and went on . " Thanks , " called Laurie . " If we don't like it , we ' ll ...
... stopped and then went on a trifle breathlessly : " I guess she would n't be awfully pleased if she saw me now ! I - I hope you'll like the school . " She nodded and went on . " Thanks , " called Laurie . " If we don't like it , we ' ll ...
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... stopped at the little yellow - front lunch- room for supper , and then climbed the steep stairs to his third - story room . As a " lone steer " he usually had plenty of opportunity for study . To - night was to be an exception . He was ...
... stopped at the little yellow - front lunch- room for supper , and then climbed the steep stairs to his third - story room . As a " lone steer " he usually had plenty of opportunity for study . To - night was to be an exception . He was ...
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... stopped him . Then , with that blinding vividness with which a man sees in the instant of a great crisis , Foster saw Hills , the Lockwood right end , just ahead of him ; and near Hills , ready to force him out of the play , the ...
... stopped him . Then , with that blinding vividness with which a man sees in the instant of a great crisis , Foster saw Hills , the Lockwood right end , just ahead of him ; and near Hills , ready to force him out of the play , the ...
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... stopped and sky began . The world was the inside of a pitch - black dome in which the Laughing Lass seemed to swim suspended , a vague gray mass of wood and shadowy canvas . He groped inside and over to the table . With a mighty relief ...
... stopped and sky began . The world was the inside of a pitch - black dome in which the Laughing Lass seemed to swim suspended , a vague gray mass of wood and shadowy canvas . He groped inside and over to the table . With a mighty relief ...
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