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... sweet face , who looked at him quite anxiously as she said- ' Is not this a pretty place , dear ? You will soon get well and strong here , won't you ? ' A ' I don't know , ' answered Clement . ' CLEMENT'S TRIAL AND VICTORY . THE FIRST ...
... sweet face , who looked at him quite anxiously as she said- ' Is not this a pretty place , dear ? You will soon get well and strong here , won't you ? ' A ' I don't know , ' answered Clement . ' CLEMENT'S TRIAL AND VICTORY . THE FIRST ...
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... sweet Kentish country . All round the room were bedroom doors , and on one side a very steep staircase . Clem smiled for the first time when he saw the staircase . ' That is funny , ' he said . ' Why , it is just like Jacob's ladder ...
... sweet Kentish country . All round the room were bedroom doors , and on one side a very steep staircase . Clem smiled for the first time when he saw the staircase . ' That is funny , ' he said . ' Why , it is just like Jacob's ladder ...
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... sweet . What do you think about it , Clem ? ' ' Oh , it is better than the nasty , noisy streets ! answered Clem ; ' but I don't think anything is very nice . ' ' I think you are tired , and had better 4 Clement's Trial and Victory .
... sweet . What do you think about it , Clem ? ' ' Oh , it is better than the nasty , noisy streets ! answered Clem ; ' but I don't think anything is very nice . ' ' I think you are tired , and had better 4 Clement's Trial and Victory .
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... sweet , ' said Effie . Miss Jewel thanked her with a look and a warm pressure of the soft little hand . The dear child ran away with a light heart , and the governess returned to her letter with tears in her eyes ; -they were tears of ...
... sweet , ' said Effie . Miss Jewel thanked her with a look and a warm pressure of the soft little hand . The dear child ran away with a light heart , and the governess returned to her letter with tears in her eyes ; -they were tears of ...
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... Sweet Effie made it her chief business to try to amuse her wayward little brother . Many a long afternoon she spent with him in the garden when the rest had gone some pleasant excursion which was too tiring for Clement . No one knew ...
... Sweet Effie made it her chief business to try to amuse her wayward little brother . Many a long afternoon she spent with him in the garden when the rest had gone some pleasant excursion which was too tiring for Clement . No one knew ...
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