Talent in tatters; or, Some vicissitudes in the life of an English boy, by Hope WraytheGriffith & Farran, 1878 - 256 pages |
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Page 67
... never come to us , but we shall go to him , ' says the low weak voice . Tim laughs . You'll have to wait a bit , mother , before you go to fetch Uncle Jack . ' But as his words die away , he hears foot- ' GOOD - BYE . ' 67.
... never come to us , but we shall go to him , ' says the low weak voice . Tim laughs . You'll have to wait a bit , mother , before you go to fetch Uncle Jack . ' But as his words die away , he hears foot- ' GOOD - BYE . ' 67.
Page 76
... laugh follows quickly upon a flood of tears , brought on by the sight of something , or of somebody , which has recalled ' mother ' to his recollection . Tim seldom sees Uncle Jack , for he is often out , and very busy ; but when he ...
... laugh follows quickly upon a flood of tears , brought on by the sight of something , or of somebody , which has recalled ' mother ' to his recollection . Tim seldom sees Uncle Jack , for he is often out , and very busy ; but when he ...
Page 108
... laugh- ing , how is poor Nellie to take in all that at once ? We had better go a little slower , and look at one place at a time . Now , I think we will go and see your room first ; then , when all the people are gone to the speeches ...
... laugh- ing , how is poor Nellie to take in all that at once ? We had better go a little slower , and look at one place at a time . Now , I think we will go and see your room first ; then , when all the people are gone to the speeches ...
Page 116
... laugh . If all his brains could be put into a nut - shell , they are so very minute , that I am sure they would rattle about there . The fellow next him is Murray , brother of that tall fellow who was staying with Uncle Jack last ...
... laugh . If all his brains could be put into a nut - shell , they are so very minute , that I am sure they would rattle about there . The fellow next him is Murray , brother of that tall fellow who was staying with Uncle Jack last ...
Page 118
... laughs his mother , ' how fastidious you have become ! ' ' You've forgotten the Talbots , Charlie , ' observes " among all that lot Frank ; there ought to be one who is something to look at . ' Charlie laughs . ' Did we ever tell you ...
... laughs his mother , ' how fastidious you have become ! ' ' You've forgotten the Talbots , Charlie , ' observes " among all that lot Frank ; there ought to be one who is something to look at . ' Charlie laughs . ' Did we ever tell you ...
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