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... face to face with heaven . He was alone with the sky and the grandeur of nature , -alone with God , and he bowed his head . in fear . Yes , in fear ; for he felt he could not ask God to bless his doings of the past day . A coward terror ...
... face to face with heaven . He was alone with the sky and the grandeur of nature , -alone with God , and he bowed his head . in fear . Yes , in fear ; for he felt he could not ask God to bless his doings of the past day . A coward terror ...
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... a smile on his ruddy face , was standing by him , apparently amused at dis- covering the sleeping boy . " Time to get up , eh ? " said a cheery voice . " So you've been under the stack here all night. 24 WANDERING BLINDFOLD .
... a smile on his ruddy face , was standing by him , apparently amused at dis- covering the sleeping boy . " Time to get up , eh ? " said a cheery voice . " So you've been under the stack here all night. 24 WANDERING BLINDFOLD .
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... face at the pump , and then you shall have some breakfast , and we'll settle about wages and tell you where you can get a bed when work's over . Look alive ! We must get a good deal of corn in to - day . " This sudden and unexpected ...
... face at the pump , and then you shall have some breakfast , and we'll settle about wages and tell you where you can get a bed when work's over . Look alive ! We must get a good deal of corn in to - day . " This sudden and unexpected ...
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... face his father's anger that night ? How could he bear the severe chastisement he would inflict ? These were the two questions , so terrible to the boy , which shaped themselves in his mind , and many minutes had not passed before he ...
... face his father's anger that night ? How could he bear the severe chastisement he would inflict ? These were the two questions , so terrible to the boy , which shaped themselves in his mind , and many minutes had not passed before he ...
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... face hidden in his jacket sleeve . He staggered to his feet , but did not speak ; he must not tell her what he had resolved on . Robert's whole wealth in this world consisted of his clothes and eighteen - pence . This money he had ...
... face hidden in his jacket sleeve . He staggered to his feet , but did not speak ; he must not tell her what he had resolved on . Robert's whole wealth in this world consisted of his clothes and eighteen - pence . This money he had ...
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