Rusty MillerC. Scribner's Sons, 1919 - 248 sider |
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Side 3
... never have been happy elsewhere . He loved his people and was humbly proud of their dependence upon him . And he sometimes said he had one claim to grace : he had been privileged to serve Miss Penny for two decades . Now , however , at ...
... never have been happy elsewhere . He loved his people and was humbly proud of their dependence upon him . And he sometimes said he had one claim to grace : he had been privileged to serve Miss Penny for two decades . Now , however , at ...
Side 5
... never do as you're told ! " " Oh , Nanny , I wanted to see the wace ! " said the child sweetly though hoarsely . " I toudn't wait . I had to tum . " " Give her a good slap , Anna , " advised the dark girl spitefully . But the elder ...
... never do as you're told ! " " Oh , Nanny , I wanted to see the wace ! " said the child sweetly though hoarsely . " I toudn't wait . I had to tum . " " Give her a good slap , Anna , " advised the dark girl spitefully . But the elder ...
Side 9
... never abated . She went on discovering and reporting , recovering from one excitement to be plunged into another . For she always believed that Mr. Langley made the crooked straight , never doubting that it had been quite as crooked as ...
... never abated . She went on discovering and reporting , recovering from one excitement to be plunged into another . For she always believed that Mr. Langley made the crooked straight , never doubting that it had been quite as crooked as ...
Side 17
... never thought of that ; one only noticed a piteous white cat crouched in a cleft just below the top . As they looked up she gave a feeble little cry . " Oh , Reuben , suppose she dies before you get there ? " Miss Penny cried ; and ...
... never thought of that ; one only noticed a piteous white cat crouched in a cleft just below the top . As they looked up she gave a feeble little cry . " Oh , Reuben , suppose she dies before you get there ? " Miss Penny cried ; and ...
Side 24
... never tried to break him of it - I don't know that I ever had occasion , and anyhow I shouldn't have known how to begin , and of course one wouldn't bother Mr. Langley with anything of that sort , good as he is - I mean he is so good ...
... never tried to break him of it - I don't know that I ever had occasion , and anyhow I shouldn't have known how to begin , and of course one wouldn't bother Mr. Langley with anything of that sort , good as he is - I mean he is so good ...
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academy afraid afternoon ain't Anna Miller Anna's anyhow asked believe bicycle called chance CHAPTER color course Cousin Rachel cried Rusty dear door dreamed dress eyes face Farleigh feel felt freckles Freddy gingham girl glad hands heart Helen Martin Jane Miller janitor knew Langley laughed looked Mabel Graham McCurdy's mind minister Miss Penny Monday morning mother Mudge never night note-book party Penny's perhaps phaeton Phillips pony pretty prize red hair Reuben and Rusty Reuben Cartwright Rusty Miller Rusty's father Saturday scholarship seemed Seth Miller silk sister skating smiled somehow sorry sort South Hollow spoke stood suddenly Sunday suppose sure talk tell there's thing thought to-day told took turned walk Wat Graham Watson Graham wear week Wenham wonder word yellow hair young
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Side 41 - I am lord of the fowl and the brute. 0 solitude! where are the charms That sages have seen in thy face? Better dwell in the midst of alarms Than reign in this horrible place. 1 am out of humanity's reach I must finish my journey alone Never hear the sweet music of speech; I start at the sound of my own.
Side 174 - In their other courses, the work consisted of lectures and recitations in the ratio of three of the former to two of the latter, with outside reading from history and reference books.