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Page 42
... Bartlett tells me he thinks that it will remain fine ; and therefore we will go in his boat to Brans- combe , and see the beautiful rocks there . ' Alice and Beatrice made haste ; they were very much . pleased to go in a boat , for they ...
... Bartlett tells me he thinks that it will remain fine ; and therefore we will go in his boat to Brans- combe , and see the beautiful rocks there . ' Alice and Beatrice made haste ; they were very much . pleased to go in a boat , for they ...
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... Bartlett waiting for them , and a very nice large boat , half on the sand and half in the water , and there was another sailor there , and a little boy . Little Beatrice said , ' Grandmamma , that is Jack ALICE AND BEATRICE . 43.
... Bartlett waiting for them , and a very nice large boat , half on the sand and half in the water , and there was another sailor there , and a little boy . Little Beatrice said , ' Grandmamma , that is Jack ALICE AND BEATRICE . 43.
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... Bartlett and the little boy jumped into the boat ; and the other man first pushed the boat deeper into the sea , going into the water himself , and then climbed into the boat ; and Bartlett and his boy , each with an oar , rowed a ...
... Bartlett and the little boy jumped into the boat ; and the other man first pushed the boat deeper into the sea , going into the water himself , and then climbed into the boat ; and Bartlett and his boy , each with an oar , rowed a ...
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... Bartlett , how he helps his father to unroll the sail and to pull the ropes . ' The children looked , and saw the sailor and his boy unroll a large piece of cloth ; they knew that it was a sail , and they saw the men pull it up a high ...
... Bartlett , how he helps his father to unroll the sail and to pull the ropes . ' The children looked , and saw the sailor and his boy unroll a large piece of cloth ; they knew that it was a sail , and they saw the men pull it up a high ...
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... Bartlett , ' it is quite a new sail ; but a lady let her dog make that hole only last week . ' ' Why did she let her dog make that hole and spoil your new sail ? ' asked Alice . ' The lady was playing with her dog , as she sat on the ...
... Bartlett , ' it is quite a new sail ; but a lady let her dog make that hole only last week . ' ' Why did she let her dog make that hole and spoil your new sail ? ' asked Alice . ' The lady was playing with her dog , as she sat on the ...
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