Mary Erskine: A Franconia StoryHarper & brothers, 1850 - 202 sider |
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... give her pain . When Mary Erskine was about eighteen years old , she was walking home one evening from the village , where she had been to do some shopping for Mrs. Bell , and as she came to a solitary part of the road after having left ...
... give her pain . When Mary Erskine was about eighteen years old , she was walking home one evening from the village , where she had been to do some shopping for Mrs. Bell , and as she came to a solitary part of the road after having left ...
Side 54
... give her great pleasure to have him write his letter at her desk . Beyond the work table , on one of the sides of the room , was a cupboard , and next to the cupboard a large window . This was the only window in the house , and it had a ...
... give her great pleasure to have him write his letter at her desk . Beyond the work table , on one of the sides of the room , was a cupboard , and next to the cupboard a large window . This was the only window in the house , and it had a ...
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... give you two potatoes to roast in your oven ? —or one ? One potato will be enough punishment for such a little disobe- dience . " " No ; two , " said Mary Bell . " Well , two , " said Mary Erskine . " You may go and get them in a pail ...
... give you two potatoes to roast in your oven ? —or one ? One potato will be enough punishment for such a little disobe- dience . " " No ; two , " said Mary Bell . " Well , two , " said Mary Erskine . " You may go and get them in a pail ...
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... grow brighter as the daylight disappeared , and to illuminate the whole interior of the room , so as to give it a BARLOWIN W.ROBERTS.SC Mary Erskine and her children , asleep . Resignation . THE WIDOW AND THE FATHERLESS . 86 MARY ERSKINE .
... grow brighter as the daylight disappeared , and to illuminate the whole interior of the room , so as to give it a BARLOWIN W.ROBERTS.SC Mary Erskine and her children , asleep . Resignation . THE WIDOW AND THE FATHERLESS . 86 MARY ERSKINE .
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... is the matter with you ? " " Why , Mary , " said Mrs. Bell , in a melan- choly tone , " I was thinking of poor Mary Er- skine . " 66 Well , mother , " said Mary Bell , “ could not Mary Bell's offer . MRS . BELL . you give CONSULTATIONS .
... is the matter with you ? " " Why , Mary , " said Mrs. Bell , in a melan- choly tone , " I was thinking of poor Mary Er- skine . " 66 Well , mother , " said Mary Bell , “ could not Mary Bell's offer . MRS . BELL . you give CONSULTATIONS .
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