The stolen cherries; or, Tell the truth at once, Volume 250 |
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... moved on . At first there was plenty of amusement for the boys in looking from the windows at the tops of the houses , and the different things they passed , and Harry was still of opinion that he could live all his life in a railway ...
... moved on . At first there was plenty of amusement for the boys in looking from the windows at the tops of the houses , and the different things they passed , and Harry was still of opinion that he could live all his life in a railway ...
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... moved " away , shouting again , Hugh ! Harry ! where are you ? ' ' Shan't you be sorry when we go ? ' said Hugh , imitating his cousin , as soon as he was out of hearing . I tell you what , I hate that Guy , with his fine good speeches ...
... moved " away , shouting again , Hugh ! Harry ! where are you ? ' ' Shan't you be sorry when we go ? ' said Hugh , imitating his cousin , as soon as he was out of hearing . I tell you what , I hate that Guy , with his fine good speeches ...
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... moved away , and the boys not feeling inclined for more tarts just then , walked on through the town . They were beginning to feel tired of walking , but they did not know what to do with themselves , so they wandered about and ...
... moved away , and the boys not feeling inclined for more tarts just then , walked on through the town . They were beginning to feel tired of walking , but they did not know what to do with themselves , so they wandered about and ...
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... moved away , leaving Harry crying by the roadside ; but after a time the little boy got up and hobbled after his brother , for he thought that anything was better than being left alone , because of the bears and wolves , though I think ...
... moved away , leaving Harry crying by the roadside ; but after a time the little boy got up and hobbled after his brother , for he thought that anything was better than being left alone , because of the bears and wolves , though I think ...
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... moved away , until he until he gave up it up . The gate of the meadow was opened , and there came in two women with their pails and stools , and a man . Hugh and Harry stood at a little distance , watching the women milking the COWS ...
... moved away , until he until he gave up it up . The gate of the meadow was opened , and there came in two women with their pails and stools , and a man . Hugh and Harry stood at a little distance , watching the women milking the COWS ...
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