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... hard and heavy time , When first the scholar lists in learning's train , And mounts her rugged steep ? " - HOOD . " POLLY TWADDLE , come and say your tables . I won't hear you any more , Moses . I've tried you three or four times ...
... hard and heavy time , When first the scholar lists in learning's train , And mounts her rugged steep ? " - HOOD . " POLLY TWADDLE , come and say your tables . I won't hear you any more , Moses . I've tried you three or four times ...
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... hassocks ; the son of the widow who kept " the shop " had a wooden soap - box , converted by some old bits of chintz into a seat , somewhat hard , doubtless ; and poor Moses sat upon - a barrel ! Yes , verily + Polly's Pupil .
... hassocks ; the son of the widow who kept " the shop " had a wooden soap - box , converted by some old bits of chintz into a seat , somewhat hard , doubtless ; and poor Moses sat upon - a barrel ! Yes , verily + Polly's Pupil .
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... hard , green gooseberries , which Moses had been carrying about in his ragged pocket in company with bits of string , old nails , and crumbs of gingerbread , in the hope of maturing them , which aforesaid delicious dainties were shared ...
... hard , green gooseberries , which Moses had been carrying about in his ragged pocket in company with bits of string , old nails , and crumbs of gingerbread , in the hope of maturing them , which aforesaid delicious dainties were shared ...
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... hard that you might walk on ' em , and I've ' rodded ' him till my back ached , and I can't do nought with him . I don't want to take your money unjust , neighbour Brand , and so I've real worked hard to have something to show for't ...
... hard that you might walk on ' em , and I've ' rodded ' him till my back ached , and I can't do nought with him . I don't want to take your money unjust , neighbour Brand , and so I've real worked hard to have something to show for't ...
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... Hard as he worked , he could not earn very largely ; for his customers were all of much the same class as himself , and could not afford to give him very profit- able employment . But he was a patient , uncomplaining man , and he ...
... Hard as he worked , he could not earn very largely ; for his customers were all of much the same class as himself , and could not afford to give him very profit- able employment . But he was a patient , uncomplaining man , and he ...
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