Mary Erskine: A Franconia StoryHarper & brothers, 1850 - 202 sider |
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... soon as he had passed the house where Phonny lived , which was the last house in that direction for some distance , he looked round in order to be sure that his father was not by any accident behind him , and then He stands upon the ...
... soon as he had passed the house where Phonny lived , which was the last house in that direction for some distance , he looked round in order to be sure that his father was not by any accident behind him , and then He stands upon the ...
Side 24
... the horseman . He began to trot for- ward faster and faster . Jemmy soon found that it would be prudent to restrain him , but in his upright position , he had no control over the He falls . He is afraid to go home . 24 MARY ERSKINE .
... the horseman . He began to trot for- ward faster and faster . Jemmy soon found that it would be prudent to restrain him , but in his upright position , he had no control over the He falls . He is afraid to go home . 24 MARY ERSKINE .
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... soon as she was able to do any thing , and it was necessary from that day forward for her to work all the time ; and this would have prevented her from going to school , if there had been one near . Thus when her mother died , although ...
... soon as she was able to do any thing , and it was necessary from that day forward for her to work all the time ; and this would have prevented her from going to school , if there had been one near . Thus when her mother died , although ...
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... Mary Erskine to Mary Bell . " I am going to talk with your mother a little ; but I shall be back again pretty soon . " Mary Erskine accordingly went to the stoop Mary Erskine asks Mrs. Bell's advice . where Mrs. Bell 34 MARY ERSKINE .
... Mary Erskine to Mary Bell . " I am going to talk with your mother a little ; but I shall be back again pretty soon . " Mary Erskine accordingly went to the stoop Mary Erskine asks Mrs. Bell's advice . where Mrs. Bell 34 MARY ERSKINE .
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... soon , if not then , begin to form her own independent plans of life . She looked at little Mary Bell too , playing upon the grass , and wondered what she would do when Mary Erskine was gone . After a short pause spent in reflections ...
... soon , if not then , begin to form her own independent plans of life . She looked at little Mary Bell too , playing upon the grass , and wondered what she would do when Mary Erskine was gone . After a short pause spent in reflections ...
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