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... don't know , do you , because I don't want you to know ? ' I know nothing about it , Alan , ' replied his mother , brushing , as she spoke , some. 7 ALAN AND HIS MOTHER,
... don't know , do you , because I don't want you to know ? ' I know nothing about it , Alan , ' replied his mother , brushing , as she spoke , some. 7 ALAN AND HIS MOTHER,
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... Don't try to remember , Mother ; oh , please don't , ' Alan began again as he gave his mother another kiss , therewith , as it were , to kiss away her remembrance of what he wished forgotten . ' Is your birthday to - morrow ? ' ' No ...
... Don't try to remember , Mother ; oh , please don't , ' Alan began again as he gave his mother another kiss , therewith , as it were , to kiss away her remembrance of what he wished forgotten . ' Is your birthday to - morrow ? ' ' No ...
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... don't you mind waiting ? ' ' Not at all , Alan ; and I think it will be a very good lesson , for our patience , for me to have to do so for a week ; and if you have promised Nell not to tell me , you must try very hard to keep your ...
... don't you mind waiting ? ' ' Not at all , Alan ; and I think it will be a very good lesson , for our patience , for me to have to do so for a week ; and if you have promised Nell not to tell me , you must try very hard to keep your ...
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... don't like him to die , ' said Alan . What could this little child know of death ; and why should he grieve so much for a baby - cousin whom he had never seen , his mother wondered ? ' He has gone , dear boy , ' she then said to him ...
... don't like him to die , ' said Alan . What could this little child know of death ; and why should he grieve so much for a baby - cousin whom he had never seen , his mother wondered ? ' He has gone , dear boy , ' she then said to him ...
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... don't curl , do they , Mother ? ' he added . ' And what colour eyes has he ? ' 6 Blue ; and yours are grey , with much darker eyelashes than Cyril's have . ' ' And aren't our- faces ? ' -alike ? —you know , the colour of our ' Yes ...
... don't curl , do they , Mother ? ' he added . ' And what colour eyes has he ? ' 6 Blue ; and yours are grey , with much darker eyelashes than Cyril's have . ' ' And aren't our- faces ? ' -alike ? —you know , the colour of our ' Yes ...
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Page 104 - And God heard the voice of the lad ; and the angel of God called to Hagar out of heaven, and said unto her, What aileth thee, Hagar ? fear not ; for God hath heard the voice of the lad where he is. Arise, lift up the lad, and hold him in thine hand ; for I will make him a great nation.
Page 103 - Hagar, putting it on her shoulder, and the child, and sent her away: and she departed, and wandered in the wilderness of Beersheba. And the water was spent in the bottle, and she cast the child under one of the shrubs.
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