Mary Erskine: A Franconia StoryHarper & brothers, 1850 - 202 sider |
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... bella could not talk much . When her mother accused her of doing this mischief , she could only say " No ; " " no ; " but her mother did not believe her . So she made her go and stand up in the corner of the room , for punishment ...
... bella could not talk much . When her mother accused her of doing this mischief , she could only say " No ; " " no ; " but her mother did not believe her . So she made her go and stand up in the corner of the room , for punishment ...
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... Bella walked along toward her father - for she had just learned to walk - and attempted to climb up into his lap . " Run away , Bella , " said Albert . Mary Erskine was surprised to hear Albert tell Bella to run away , for he was ...
... Bella walked along toward her father - for she had just learned to walk - and attempted to climb up into his lap . " Run away , Bella , " said Albert . Mary Erskine was surprised to hear Albert tell Bella to run away , for he was ...
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... Bella . She sat down and gave Bella some supper , and then put her into the trundle - bed , directing her to shut up her eyes and go to sleep . Bella obeyed . Mary Erskine's preparations . Albert falls asleep . Mary Erskine CALAMITY . 79.
... Bella . She sat down and gave Bella some supper , and then put her into the trundle - bed , directing her to shut up her eyes and go to sleep . Bella obeyed . Mary Erskine's preparations . Albert falls asleep . Mary Erskine CALAMITY . 79.
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... Bella had gone to Mrs. Bell's house , and Mary Bell was taking care of her . Albert beckoned his wife to come to him , and said to her , in a faint and feeble voice , that he wished Mrs. Bell to write something for him . Mary Erskine ...
... Bella had gone to Mrs. Bell's house , and Mary Bell was taking care of her . Albert beckoned his wife to come to him , and said to her , in a faint and feeble voice , that he wished Mrs. Bell to write something for him . Mary Erskine ...
Side 84
... Bella to come home imme- diately . Mrs. Bell urged her very earnestly to take both the children , and go with her to her house , after the funeral , and stay there for a few days at least , till she could determine what to do . " No ...
... Bella to come home imme- diately . Mrs. Bell urged her very earnestly to take both the children , and go with her to her house , after the funeral , and stay there for a few days at least , till she could determine what to do . " No ...
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