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... asked , o you not think we are I shortly be , ' said Mr. Brisbane , galle Hy miles to go before we can sit Harry ; ' get along , pony , do . What Ordway ! Is it not , papa ? ' But papa only and Mrs. Brisbane looked very much as if pay ...
... asked , o you not think we are I shortly be , ' said Mr. Brisbane , galle Hy miles to go before we can sit Harry ; ' get along , pony , do . What Ordway ! Is it not , papa ? ' But papa only and Mrs. Brisbane looked very much as if pay ...
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... asked , looking anxious again . ' Do you not think we are safe ? ' ' I trust in God we shall shortly be , ' said Mr. Brisbane , ' but we have still many miles to go before we can sit down and be idle . ' ' Gee up ! ' cried Harry ; ' get ...
... asked , looking anxious again . ' Do you not think we are safe ? ' ' I trust in God we shall shortly be , ' said Mr. Brisbane , ' but we have still many miles to go before we can sit down and be idle . ' ' Gee up ! ' cried Harry ; ' get ...
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... asked Harry . ' No , my son , ' said Mr. Brisbane ; ' we shall have to leave the buggy outside , and go on with Rufus by himself . ' ' What ! ride him , papa ? Oh ! may I ride first ? ' and Harry was quite pleased at the idea . The poor ...
... asked Harry . ' No , my son , ' said Mr. Brisbane ; ' we shall have to leave the buggy outside , and go on with Rufus by himself . ' ' What ! ride him , papa ? Oh ! may I ride first ? ' and Harry was quite pleased at the idea . The poor ...
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... asked Harry . ' Wait until the end of the story , and you will hear . The coachman , whose name was Robert , put on his things and went outside to her , when she snorted at him , and then galloped off to the other side of the park as ...
... asked Harry . ' Wait until the end of the story , and you will hear . The coachman , whose name was Robert , put on his things and went outside to her , when she snorted at him , and then galloped off to the other side of the park as ...
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... asked Harry . ' I think if Polly had not died , she would probably have broken her legs in trying to get up again . ' ' Then I call that very clever and good of Matcham . Don't you , mamma ? ' ' I do indeed , dear , ' replied Mrs ...
... asked Harry . ' I think if Polly had not died , she would probably have broken her legs in trying to get up again . ' ' Then I call that very clever and good of Matcham . Don't you , mamma ? ' ' I do indeed , dear , ' replied Mrs ...
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