Norstone; or, The rifts in the cloudGriffith and Farran, 1879 - 485 pages |
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... hope we shall not be a trouble to you . " " Don't talk of trouble , my dear , we won't discuss that subject at all . Now come along with me . " So saying , he led the little ones from the hospital out into the busy city . The rain had ...
... hope we shall not be a trouble to you . " " Don't talk of trouble , my dear , we won't discuss that subject at all . Now come along with me . " So saying , he led the little ones from the hospital out into the busy city . The rain had ...
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... hope , and lean on the One who will never fail thee ? " I must begin life afresh now that I have something new to live and strive for , something that may bring with it its own exceeding great reward , the promised recompense to those ...
... hope , and lean on the One who will never fail thee ? " I must begin life afresh now that I have something new to live and strive for , something that may bring with it its own exceeding great reward , the promised recompense to those ...
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... hope we shall be fortunate enough to get a good one . Percival's voice is quite gone , he can hardly sing a note now . " The speaker was the assistant - organist , who often took the week - day services ; he was addressing a gentleman ...
... hope we shall be fortunate enough to get a good one . Percival's voice is quite gone , he can hardly sing a note now . " The speaker was the assistant - organist , who often took the week - day services ; he was addressing a gentleman ...
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... hope he will do his best , both at school and in the choir , to use well those talents bestowed upon him . When will he be required to enter upon his new duties ? " Well , as soon as possible ; he might be admitted this afternoon , the ...
... hope he will do his best , both at school and in the choir , to use well those talents bestowed upon him . When will he be required to enter upon his new duties ? " Well , as soon as possible ; he might be admitted this afternoon , the ...
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... hope ye've had a good night's rest ; for myself , I should have slept very well , but for a linnet , caged in the field hard by . Do ye like linnets , me darlint ? 99 At this the boys fairly roared with laughter , while Arthur ...
... hope ye've had a good night's rest ; for myself , I should have slept very well , but for a linnet , caged in the field hard by . Do ye like linnets , me darlint ? 99 At this the boys fairly roared with laughter , while Arthur ...
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