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... allowed her to settle the road , as it didn't much matter to us . We were here , there , and everywhere , scampering about in all directions , and we only now and then went on the road when we ran up to her to see that she was all right ...
... allowed her to settle the road , as it didn't much matter to us . We were here , there , and everywhere , scampering about in all directions , and we only now and then went on the road when we ran up to her to see that she was all right ...
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... allowed it , as Tip had done so much for them ; but they seemed to enjoy the fight , and poor Tip would have got the worst of it , if I had not come to the rescue . We made such a noise fighting that it attracted Miss Kate's attention ...
... allowed it , as Tip had done so much for them ; but they seemed to enjoy the fight , and poor Tip would have got the worst of it , if I had not come to the rescue . We made such a noise fighting that it attracted Miss Kate's attention ...
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... allowed that she was very tired with her walk into Dover . " Walk into Dover ! " I said ; " she was tired with trying to keep her head above water ; she ought to be very grateful for being rescued from a watery grave , but I do not ...
... allowed that she was very tired with her walk into Dover . " Walk into Dover ! " I said ; " she was tired with trying to keep her head above water ; she ought to be very grateful for being rescued from a watery grave , but I do not ...
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... sister Nettle , and I wondered why I was never allowed to see any of my relations . Humans go to see their brothers and sisters , and it seemed to me very inconsiderate of them never to allow me D 2 CHAPTER VIII. ...
... sister Nettle , and I wondered why I was never allowed to see any of my relations . Humans go to see their brothers and sisters , and it seemed to me very inconsiderate of them never to allow me D 2 CHAPTER VIII. ...
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... allowed to accom- pany us , and I felt very sorry to say good - bye to him , and told him that I did not feel quite comfortable about the exhibition , and should be only too glad to see him again . At the station I was greatly pleased ...
... allowed to accom- pany us , and I felt very sorry to say good - bye to him , and told him that I did not feel quite comfortable about the exhibition , and should be only too glad to see him again . At the station I was greatly pleased ...
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