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... window remained open , and a delicious coolness came floating through the chamber . He drew a chair to the lattice , and leaning his elbows on the sill , rested his head within his hands , and allowed the fresh air to play upon his ...
... window remained open , and a delicious coolness came floating through the chamber . He drew a chair to the lattice , and leaning his elbows on the sill , rested his head within his hands , and allowed the fresh air to play upon his ...
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... window with the idea of seeking rest ; for although he was half famished with hunger , having eaten nothing since a very early dinner , he would not think , in his then temper of mind , of going below to get a morsel of bread . A light ...
... window with the idea of seeking rest ; for although he was half famished with hunger , having eaten nothing since a very early dinner , he would not think , in his then temper of mind , of going below to get a morsel of bread . A light ...
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... window , put the tea - tray upon it , and as she snuffed the candle , which had been growing quite a cauliflower wick in the interim , exclaimed , almost cheerfully- " Come , Guy , dear , have your tea 24 GUY RIVERS .
... window , put the tea - tray upon it , and as she snuffed the candle , which had been growing quite a cauliflower wick in the interim , exclaimed , almost cheerfully- " Come , Guy , dear , have your tea 24 GUY RIVERS .
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... window , and opening it wide , looked out upon the country . The moon had cleared the topmost trees , and nearly at the full , was shining with intense brilliancy from a clear and balmy sky . While gazing into its depths , and inhaling ...
... window , and opening it wide , looked out upon the country . The moon had cleared the topmost trees , and nearly at the full , was shining with intense brilliancy from a clear and balmy sky . While gazing into its depths , and inhaling ...
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... window at length , with reluctance , he tore a leaf from a half - finished exercise book , and indited the following letter to his father : - : - " DEAR FATHER , -You told me last night to ' go and work . ' I have resolved to obey you ...
... window at length , with reluctance , he tore a leaf from a half - finished exercise book , and indited the following letter to his father : - : - " DEAR FATHER , -You told me last night to ' go and work . ' I have resolved to obey you ...
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Guy Rivers, Or a Boy's Struggles in the Great World (Classic Reprint) Alfred Elwes No preview available - 2016 |
Guy Rivers, Or, a Boy's Struggles in the Great World Alfred Elwes,Henry Anelay No preview available - 2016 |
Guy Rivers, Or a Boy's Struggles in the Great World (Classic Reprint) Alfred Elwes No preview available - 2018 |
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