Little Nineteenth-century Child: And Other StoriesWilliam Mullen & Son, 1878 - 374 pages |
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... 95 112 127 145 156 . 167 188 205 PETER THE ROBIN 221 THE RAVEN AND THE DOG 239 A GENIUS 271 MISS CAPRICCIA'S FAVOURITES 280 A HEROINE • 306 WYLDA'S RIDE 326 AUNT EUPHEMIA'S CABINET 348 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . I. PETER THE ROBIN II .
... 95 112 127 145 156 . 167 188 205 PETER THE ROBIN 221 THE RAVEN AND THE DOG 239 A GENIUS 271 MISS CAPRICCIA'S FAVOURITES 280 A HEROINE • 306 WYLDA'S RIDE 326 AUNT EUPHEMIA'S CABINET 348 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS . I. PETER THE ROBIN II .
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... , I think you'd better go and take off your hat . " But that was by no means the last of our talks on the subject of heroes and heroines . WYLDA'S RIDE . WYLDA LDA was a little girl , 326 LITTLE NINETEENTH - CENTURY CHILD .
... , I think you'd better go and take off your hat . " But that was by no means the last of our talks on the subject of heroes and heroines . WYLDA'S RIDE . WYLDA LDA was a little girl , 326 LITTLE NINETEENTH - CENTURY CHILD .
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... WYLDA'S RIDE . WYLDA LDA was a little girl , who , with a great many good qualities , possessed one which more than once brought her into difficulties , —and this was self - confidence . Now , we can hardly call self - confidence a ...
... WYLDA'S RIDE . WYLDA LDA was a little girl , who , with a great many good qualities , possessed one which more than once brought her into difficulties , —and this was self - confidence . Now , we can hardly call self - confidence a ...
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... Wylda , fortunately for herself and her friends , had not yet reached this terrible pass ; but there is no knowing where she might have arrived , had she not received one or two salutary checks in her somewhat dangerous course . At ...
... Wylda , fortunately for herself and her friends , had not yet reached this terrible pass ; but there is no knowing where she might have arrived , had she not received one or two salutary checks in her somewhat dangerous course . At ...
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... Wylda's assurance . Wylda had a friend - of course : who could be at school without a friend ? Her name was Gertrude ; and the two were very devoted to one another . They sat together , they did their lessons together , they played ...
... Wylda's assurance . Wylda had a friend - of course : who could be at school without a friend ? Her name was Gertrude ; and the two were very devoted to one another . They sat together , they did their lessons together , they played ...
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