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... seen to them ! If he could only have guessed that his papa spoke of all three of them ! All right , ' said Frank , who , by way of ' seeing ' to them , directly carried off Bessie to the refresh- ΙΟ ADRIFT ON THE SEA ; OR ,
... seen to them ! If he could only have guessed that his papa spoke of all three of them ! All right , ' said Frank , who , by way of ' seeing ' to them , directly carried off Bessie to the refresh- ΙΟ ADRIFT ON THE SEA ; OR ,
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Emilia Marryat Norris. to them , directly carried off Bessie to the refresh- ment - room . They started in very high spirits , all but Arthur , who sat silent in his corner of the railway - carriage , and said ' No ! ' when he was ...
Emilia Marryat Norris. to them , directly carried off Bessie to the refresh- ment - room . They started in very high spirits , all but Arthur , who sat silent in his corner of the railway - carriage , and said ' No ! ' when he was ...
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... Carry out that coal - scuttle , and empty out that woman from it , ' he said , ' and bring me the bread- knife . ' The page - boy stood with his mouth open and stared . ' Do you hear ? ' shouted his master . THE CHILDREN'S ESCAPE . 15.
... Carry out that coal - scuttle , and empty out that woman from it , ' he said , ' and bring me the bread- knife . ' The page - boy stood with his mouth open and stared . ' Do you hear ? ' shouted his master . THE CHILDREN'S ESCAPE . 15.
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... carry things up - stairs for them ; indeed , they were so merry together that Arthur had much better have stayed with them . There was no one on the beach to admire Arthur's grey suit and blue necktie but some fishermen , who were ...
... carry things up - stairs for them ; indeed , they were so merry together that Arthur had much better have stayed with them . There was no one on the beach to admire Arthur's grey suit and blue necktie but some fishermen , who were ...
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... carry things up - stairs for them ; indeed , they were so merry together that Arthur had much better have stayed with them . There was no one on the beach to admire Arthur's grey suit and blue necktie but some fishermen , who were ...
... carry things up - stairs for them ; indeed , they were so merry together that Arthur had much better have stayed with them . There was no one on the beach to admire Arthur's grey suit and blue necktie but some fishermen , who were ...
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ABSOLON Adventures answered Artie asked Arthur Aunt Harriette auntie Author BARBARA HUTTON basket beach Bessie and Georgie birds boat brother captain child cloth elegant collier coloured Cousin Frank daresay dinner EMILIA MARRYAT NORRIS Engravings eyes Fable Book face Fcap fellow fishermen Fourth Edition FRANCES POWER COBBE Frontispiece G. A. HENTY George Layton gilt edges gutta-percha hand Harriette's HARRISON WEIR HOOD hungry Illustrations Johnny Jones jumped LADY laughed little Bessie little boy little girl looked ma'am morocco never Numbers Oh dear once periwinkles plain poor little Post 8vo prawn Price 6d pull putty rope Royal 16mo Second Edition shopman side sleep Small 4to Smith Smith's nose Stories Stubbs Super-royal 16mo sure swim tell things Third Edition THOMAS DARNELL THOMAS HOOD thought tired told TOM HOOD Tormouth voice walked wish Young
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