The stolen cherries; or, Tell the truth at once, Volume 250 |
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... told them to hold on ; and as soon as the horse's head was let go , he darted off at such a rate that Hugh and Harry thought he was running away , and they clung with all their hands to the sides of the seat ; and even then they were ...
... told them to hold on ; and as soon as the horse's head was let go , he darted off at such a rate that Hugh and Harry thought he was running away , and they clung with all their hands to the sides of the seat ; and even then they were ...
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... told , again and again , not to teaze the fowls ? Guy , I am sur- prised at you . I thought you would have known better . ' Hugh and Harry expected that Guy would say directly , ' It was not I ; it was my cousins . ' But Guy held his ...
... told , again and again , not to teaze the fowls ? Guy , I am sur- prised at you . I thought you would have known better . ' Hugh and Harry expected that Guy would say directly , ' It was not I ; it was my cousins . ' But Guy held his ...
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... told the boys that they might pick some to eat , which you may be sure Hugh and Harry were not slow to do . As they passed along by the garden wall , Hugh said , - What a lot of cherries ! ' and his uncle answered- 6 ' Yes ; they are ...
... told the boys that they might pick some to eat , which you may be sure Hugh and Harry were not slow to do . As they passed along by the garden wall , Hugh said , - What a lot of cherries ! ' and his uncle answered- 6 ' Yes ; they are ...
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... told me about it ; I am quite sure of that . Would you not , Walter ? ' ' Yes , mamma dear , I would directly , ' said the little boy ; but I didn't break it , mamma . ' Then Harry , who we know was the one who had broken the cup , said ...
... told me about it ; I am quite sure of that . Would you not , Walter ? ' ' Yes , mamma dear , I would directly , ' said the little boy ; but I didn't break it , mamma . ' Then Harry , who we know was the one who had broken the cup , said ...
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... told that they were not to touch Uncle Tom's cherries , and they ought to have thought no more about them , but that very same day Hugh said to his brother— ' Where are the others ? ' cousins . He meant his Oh , they are going to the ...
... told that they were not to touch Uncle Tom's cherries , and they ought to have thought no more about them , but that very same day Hugh said to his brother— ' Where are the others ? ' cousins . He meant his Oh , they are going to the ...
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