Blind man's holiday; or, Short tales for the nursery, by the author of 'Mia and Charlie'.Griffith and Farran, successors to Newbery & Harris, 1860 - 214 pages |
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... Archie could not help stopping to look what it was . It was a large piece of citron , and as grandmamma gave it to the cook , Archie heard her say- " You may put it all into the cake , Cook , for I wish it to be a very good one ...
... Archie could not help stopping to look what it was . It was a large piece of citron , and as grandmamma gave it to the cook , Archie heard her say- " You may put it all into the cake , Cook , for I wish it to be a very good one ...
Page 154
... Archie . ( 6 And Talbot looked pleased , for though he was not at all a greedy boy , he was particularly fond of citron cake . Archie and Talbot walked home from school together , as they always did , and they planned that if Archie had ...
... Archie . ( 6 And Talbot looked pleased , for though he was not at all a greedy boy , he was particularly fond of citron cake . Archie and Talbot walked home from school together , as they always did , and they planned that if Archie had ...
Page 155
... Archie slipped slowly from his chair . “ I sup- pose the cake is not baked yet , " he said to himself ; " how silly ... Archie , and called at the top of her voice- " A bit of cake for Poll ; give poor Poll a bit of cake . " " I have not ...
... Archie slipped slowly from his chair . “ I sup- pose the cake is not baked yet , " he said to himself ; " how silly ... Archie , and called at the top of her voice- " A bit of cake for Poll ; give poor Poll a bit of cake . " " I have not ...
Page 156
... Archie did . He took the large piece of cake and began to eat it as fast as ever he could : he never once thought of his grandmamma ; he never once thought of Talbot ; he only thought how quickly he could get the cake eaten , and that ...
... Archie did . He took the large piece of cake and began to eat it as fast as ever he could : he never once thought of his grandmamma ; he never once thought of Talbot ; he only thought how quickly he could get the cake eaten , and that ...
Page 157
... Archie felt so angry that he that he gave him a great push and knocked him off the end of the form . The boys said they had never seen Archie so cross before , and the master said he was so stupid , he must be asleep . All the lessons ...
... Archie felt so angry that he that he gave him a great push and knocked him off the end of the form . The boys said they had never seen Archie so cross before , and the master said he was so stupid , he must be asleep . All the lessons ...
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