Mary Erskine: A Franconia StoryHarper & brothers, 1850 - 202 sider |
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... BROOK , THE WIDOW AND THE FATHERLESS , MRS . BELL , · MARY BELL AND QUEEN BESS , MARY BELL Getting BREAKFAST , THE SCHOOL , GOING TO COURT , PAGE · 27 25 46 63 86 92 . 126 132 . 156 . 169 THE STRAWBERRY PARTY ,. . 195 THE FRANCONIA ...
... BROOK , THE WIDOW AND THE FATHERLESS , MRS . BELL , · MARY BELL AND QUEEN BESS , MARY BELL Getting BREAKFAST , THE SCHOOL , GOING TO COURT , PAGE · 27 25 46 63 86 92 . 126 132 . 156 . 169 THE STRAWBERRY PARTY ,. . 195 THE FRANCONIA ...
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... brook which came tum- bling down from the mountains , and then , after running across the road , fell into the larger stream , not far from the corner of the farm . The brook and the stream formed two sides of the clearing . Beyond them ...
... brook which came tum- bling down from the mountains , and then , after running across the road , fell into the larger stream , not far from the corner of the farm . The brook and the stream formed two sides of the clearing . Beyond them ...
Side 46
... She cherished , in a word , the brightest anticipations of happiness . THE LOG HOUSE . The ne- The marriage . cessary furniture which Albert contrived in some. The house at length was finished . MARY BELL AT THE BROOK . 46 MARY ERSKINE .
... She cherished , in a word , the brightest anticipations of happiness . THE LOG HOUSE . The ne- The marriage . cessary furniture which Albert contrived in some. The house at length was finished . MARY BELL AT THE BROOK . 46 MARY ERSKINE .
Side 47
... ; and early in August Mary Erskine was married . She was married in the morning , and a party of the villagers escorted her on horseback to her new home . The situation of the house . The brook . CHAPTER THE BRIDE . 47.
... ; and early in August Mary Erskine was married . She was married in the morning , and a party of the villagers escorted her on horseback to her new home . The situation of the house . The brook . CHAPTER THE BRIDE . 47.
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... brook , in order that Albert might have a watering - place at hand for his horses and cattle when he should have stocked his farm . In felling the forest Albert left a fringe of trees along the banks of the brook , that it might be cool ...
... brook , in order that Albert might have a watering - place at hand for his horses and cattle when he should have stocked his farm . In felling the forest Albert left a fringe of trees along the banks of the brook , that it might be cool ...
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