The stolen cherries; or, Tell the truth at once, Volume 250 |
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... side should be my drawing - room , and opposite my bedroom . would keep provisions under one of the seats . ' ' How would you cook your dinner ? ' asked Hugh . ' I should never have dinner , ' said Harry 8 THE STOLEN CHERRIES ; OR.
... side should be my drawing - room , and opposite my bedroom . would keep provisions under one of the seats . ' ' How would you cook your dinner ? ' asked Hugh . ' I should never have dinner , ' said Harry 8 THE STOLEN CHERRIES ; OR.
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... sides of the seat ; and even then they were jumped about and bumped forward , and their caps would hardly keep upon their heads . Every- thing was so new to the boys , that they were every moment screaming to one another to look . Each ...
... sides of the seat ; and even then they were jumped about and bumped forward , and their caps would hardly keep upon their heads . Every- thing was so new to the boys , that they were every moment screaming to one another to look . Each ...
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... to see Uncle Tom , because he lived the other side of Middleton , the place where the railway had stopped when Hugh and Harry first met Uncle Tom . W CHAPTER V. THE CHERRIES . HAT a pity it TELL THE TRUTH AT ONCE . 23.
... to see Uncle Tom , because he lived the other side of Middleton , the place where the railway had stopped when Hugh and Harry first met Uncle Tom . W CHAPTER V. THE CHERRIES . HAT a pity it TELL THE TRUTH AT ONCE . 23.
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... side of the field , where grew several clumps of gorse bushes . It was some time before Uncle Tom could find the nest , and he scratched his hands very much in doing so , but he did not seem to mind that much . It was such an odd nest ...
... side of the field , where grew several clumps of gorse bushes . It was some time before Uncle Tom could find the nest , and he scratched his hands very much in doing so , but he did not seem to mind that much . It was such an odd nest ...
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... side . ' Why , no bird could get in or out of this hole , ' said Hugh ; it is only big enough for a bumble- bee . ' " And the bird is not bigger than a bumble - bee much , ' said Uncle Tom . ' I know , ' said Harry , ' I know what bird ...
... side . ' Why , no bird could get in or out of this hole , ' said Hugh ; it is only big enough for a bumble- bee . ' " And the bird is not bigger than a bumble - bee much , ' said Uncle Tom . ' I know , ' said Harry , ' I know what bird ...
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