Flotsam and jetsam; or, Do your duty and never mind the consequencesGriffith & Farran, 1881 - 180 pages |
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... Jock and Willie , whose sad story had preceded them to Pensillian . Violet was shy at first with her unknown brother , and kept tight hold of Jock's hand ; but before bed- time came , Arthur had won his way to the heart of the little ...
... Jock and Willie , whose sad story had preceded them to Pensillian . Violet was shy at first with her unknown brother , and kept tight hold of Jock's hand ; but before bed- time came , Arthur had won his way to the heart of the little ...
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... Jock's appearance . Willie's word- portrait of his brother was not a very distinct one ; he could only say , “ he's ... Jock ! " and then he would again burst · PADDINGTON . 49.
... Jock's appearance . Willie's word- portrait of his brother was not a very distinct one ; he could only say , “ he's ... Jock ! " and then he would again burst · PADDINGTON . 49.
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... Jock's being lost : she begged that she might be informed at once what measures were being taken to find him , and that if he were discovered , a telegram might be sent to her . It had been arranged before- hand that the little ...
... Jock's being lost : she begged that she might be informed at once what measures were being taken to find him , and that if he were discovered , a telegram might be sent to her . It had been arranged before- hand that the little ...
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H. Wothem. of Jock's reappearance ; his uncle was half inclined to keep him a few days more , but on his proposing it to his wife she ex- claimed , " For goodness sake , George , don't let me be hampered with that tire- some child more ...
H. Wothem. of Jock's reappearance ; his uncle was half inclined to keep him a few days more , but on his proposing it to his wife she ex- claimed , " For goodness sake , George , don't let me be hampered with that tire- some child more ...
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... Jock's clothes in her hand . " His things are all good , and nearly new , " she said , " and marked with ' J. A. ' " They searched , but all they found was the little text - book on the fly - leaf of which was written his name in full ...
... Jock's clothes in her hand . " His things are all good , and nearly new , " she said , " and marked with ' J. A. ' " They searched , but all they found was the little text - book on the fly - leaf of which was written his name in full ...
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A. H. COLLINS Adventures African Wanderers Ailie Animals aunt Author BARBARA HUTTON Berwick Bird Boy's child Chromolithography cloth elegant coloured Illustrations Crown 8vo Dick duty and never Edition EMMA DAVENPORT Engravings father Favourite Fcap Flotsam and Jetsam Frontispiece G. A. HENTY GELLIE George Pengarth Gift Book gilt edges Girls H. C. ADAMS HARRISON WEIR hero husband IDA WAUGH Illus India J. R. BLAKISTON Jock and Willie Jock's John Armstrong Jules Verne KATHLEEN KNOX Lady Tresillian LESSONS little friend London MARRYAT NORRIS Mary master mind the consequences Misselbrooks Model Yachts mother Mowbray nephew never mind Paper Boards Pensillian Perkins Picture Book poor Price 6d Quarto Sam Perkins Shillings and Sixpence Sir Walter Small 4to soon Story Book strong Tale tell Thomas Dunman THOMAS HOOD Three Shillings Tiny uncle uncle's Violet vols volume W. H. G. KINGSTON wife Willie's words young
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