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Side 2
Well , upon my word , if you don't like chaff , you put yourself at the wrong end of
the winnower . ” " I never read the Georgics , ” said Tom , sarcastically . “ Yes , I
know I was born in the country -- a clodhopper , no doubt , but I can afford to
stand ...
Well , upon my word , if you don't like chaff , you put yourself at the wrong end of
the winnower . ” " I never read the Georgics , ” said Tom , sarcastically . “ Yes , I
know I was born in the country -- a clodhopper , no doubt , but I can afford to
stand ...
Side 3
Come , don't be stuck up . I can't stand it . ” “ As you please , Charles : I love you
too much to mind your making game of me . " Come now , ” said Charles Wither ,
" speak right out as I am doing to you . Your seem to know something I don't .
Come , don't be stuck up . I can't stand it . ” “ As you please , Charles : I love you
too much to mind your making game of me . " Come now , ” said Charles Wither ,
" speak right out as I am doing to you . Your seem to know something I don't .
Side 5
You will never get on if you are not punctual . It's an old - fashioned virtue , I know
. But first at the office is first at the winning - post , I can tell you . You'll never make
money if you're late . " “ I have no particular wish – I don't want to make money ...
You will never get on if you are not punctual . It's an old - fashioned virtue , I know
. But first at the office is first at the winning - post , I can tell you . You'll never make
money if you're late . " “ I have no particular wish – I don't want to make money ...
Side 8
Oh ! I don't know , mother , " answered Tom , in whose attempted carelessness
there yet appeared a touch of anxiety which caught ' You do know , Tom ; and I
want to know . " " I waited and walked home with Charles Wither . " He did not say
...
Oh ! I don't know , mother , " answered Tom , in whose attempted carelessness
there yet appeared a touch of anxiety which caught ' You do know , Tom ; and I
want to know . " " I waited and walked home with Charles Wither . " He did not say
...
Side 12
I am so busy with the case of Spender and Spoon . ” No , father . I don't mean to
go , " said Tom . “ Why not ? " asked Mr. Worboise , with some surprise , and more
than a hint of dissatisfaction . “ Your mother hasn't been objecting , has she ?
I am so busy with the case of Spender and Spoon . ” No , father . I don't mean to
go , " said Tom . “ Why not ? " asked Mr. Worboise , with some surprise , and more
than a hint of dissatisfaction . “ Your mother hasn't been objecting , has she ?
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Guild Court: A London Story |
| Forfatter | George MacDonald |
| Utgiver | E. Dalton, 1908 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 18. sep 2017 |
| Lengde | 331 sider |
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