Lily and her brothers, a true story by C.E.L.Griffith and Farran, 1883 - 257 pages |
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... face towards Lily and opening his mouth wide as if for food , said , " Lily , how can you go to sleep and leave your children crying for food . " " Poor little things ! " she replied ; " I was so tired I could not keep awake . " " So am ...
... face towards Lily and opening his mouth wide as if for food , said , " Lily , how can you go to sleep and leave your children crying for food . " " Poor little things ! " she replied ; " I was so tired I could not keep awake . " " So am ...
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... faces crimson with the exertion they had undergone under a scorching sun , their feet wet through from going down to the ditch to fetch water in their little pails to make the mortar . And at the sound of Anne's voice , who had just ...
... faces crimson with the exertion they had undergone under a scorching sun , their feet wet through from going down to the ditch to fetch water in their little pails to make the mortar . And at the sound of Anne's voice , who had just ...
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... face of a man of some thirty - five years of age appeared , followed by two handsome , bright - looking boys full of health and spirits , contrasting greatly with their more delicate- looking cousins . Warm greetings were exchanged ...
... face of a man of some thirty - five years of age appeared , followed by two handsome , bright - looking boys full of health and spirits , contrasting greatly with their more delicate- looking cousins . Warm greetings were exchanged ...
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... face is spoiled for ever . But never mind , dear ; if you won't mind , I won't , and I shall always love you . But those cruel boys shall never see you again . " And they never did . Their father came some weeks after to the parsonage ...
... face is spoiled for ever . But never mind , dear ; if you won't mind , I won't , and I shall always love you . But those cruel boys shall never see you again . " And they never did . Their father came some weeks after to the parsonage ...
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... face . She was a little deformed , and shorter than most people . She always wore a black dress with a muslin handkerchief pinned over the body tight in at the waist , over which she wore a band ; and upon her head , over her little ...
... face . She was a little deformed , and shorter than most people . She always wore a black dress with a muslin handkerchief pinned over the body tight in at the waist , over which she wore a band ; and upon her head , over her little ...
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