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... , late , and felt unprepared for lessons . His mind was worried about his broken promise , and earnestly he hoped that the pig would not get out while he was away . " Then all will be right , " thought he 12 WANDERING BLINDFOLD .
... , late , and felt unprepared for lessons . His mind was worried about his broken promise , and earnestly he hoped that the pig would not get out while he was away . " Then all will be right , " thought he 12 WANDERING BLINDFOLD .
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... mind was easy about the papers . “ Of course , I'll lock ' em up the first minute we've done our break- fast , " thought he . But he had promised to do so at once , and oh ! how much misery he would have spared himself and all his ...
... mind was easy about the papers . “ Of course , I'll lock ' em up the first minute we've done our break- fast , " thought he . But he had promised to do so at once , and oh ! how much misery he would have spared himself and all his ...
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... mind was , at the same time , occupied with the thought of the papers , the happy hours they would have together to - day , and his effort to finish quickly what he was about , for they were all eager to set off . " I'm sure I heard ...
... mind was , at the same time , occupied with the thought of the papers , the happy hours they would have together to - day , and his effort to finish quickly what he was about , for they were all eager to set off . " I'm sure I heard ...
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... mind was too sore . How should he bear it ? If it had been anything else that had happened - any- thing which time could mend , or his own efforts undo , he could have hoped for his father's forgive- ness , but the papers were burnt ...
... mind was too sore . How should he bear it ? If it had been anything else that had happened - any- thing which time could mend , or his own efforts undo , he could have hoped for his father's forgive- ness , but the papers were burnt ...
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... mind ; so , whilst Emmy often interrupted her walk to look back to see if her brother was running to overtake her , he was running in quite an opposite direction towards Lington Station , which was two miles away from the village . He ...
... mind ; so , whilst Emmy often interrupted her walk to look back to see if her brother was running to overtake her , he was running in quite an opposite direction towards Lington Station , which was two miles away from the village . He ...
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