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... night there ; and then at last I was fetched away , and taken back to the station , where I met Jack and Miss Kate . Miss Kate petted me very much , and gave me some excellent biscuits , and then Jack and I were again THE EXHIBITION . 61.
... night there ; and then at last I was fetched away , and taken back to the station , where I met Jack and Miss Kate . Miss Kate petted me very much , and gave me some excellent biscuits , and then Jack and I were again THE EXHIBITION . 61.
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... night by their unseemly noises , and Tip had often urged me to reprimand them , but they were rather beneath my notice , and so I had left them alone . This morning when Tip came again to complain of them to me , he said that unless I ...
... night by their unseemly noises , and Tip had often urged me to reprimand them , but they were rather beneath my notice , and so I had left them alone . This morning when Tip came again to complain of them to me , he said that unless I ...
Page 71
... night out . Tip did not like the idea of spending the night out , and so it was arranged that the hunt should begin at eight , and that if we did not find two good hours enough , we should sacrifice a night's rest , for somehow or other ...
... night out . Tip did not like the idea of spending the night out , and so it was arranged that the hunt should begin at eight , and that if we did not find two good hours enough , we should sacrifice a night's rest , for somehow or other ...
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... night we did not mind . He told us that as he was coming along he saw Miss Polly walking on the top of a wall , and he felt sure that her companion Molly could not be far off . This was famous news for us , and we began 72 EVERY INCH A ...
... night we did not mind . He told us that as he was coming along he saw Miss Polly walking on the top of a wall , and he felt sure that her companion Molly could not be far off . This was famous news for us , and we began 72 EVERY INCH A ...
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... night out , rather than go home without having accomplished our mission . Tip was the only one likely to object ; but he was beginning to get into the spirit of the hunt , and he raised no difficulties at all . This being decided , we ...
... night out , rather than go home without having accomplished our mission . Tip was the only one likely to object ; but he was beginning to get into the spirit of the hunt , and he raised no difficulties at all . This being decided , we ...
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