Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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... Watson took Harry and his father to see his colliery . They were one by one to be let down in a bucket into the shaft of the coal - mine , which was like a deep well . Mr. Watson , turning his eyes upon Harry , asked his father if the ...
... Watson took Harry and his father to see his colliery . They were one by one to be let down in a bucket into the shaft of the coal - mine , which was like a deep well . Mr. Watson , turning his eyes upon Harry , asked his father if the ...
Page 325
... Watson ; but it was long before it was seen or thought of . " Two pounds eight shillings is the balance due to John Smith . " 66 Right , " said Mr. Watson . " The same method is observed in keeping all accounts ; the money paid by the ...
... Watson ; but it was long before it was seen or thought of . " Two pounds eight shillings is the balance due to John Smith . " 66 Right , " said Mr. Watson . " The same method is observed in keeping all accounts ; the money paid by the ...
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... Watson has left there to crystallize , we know , will be in the same shaped crystals as these in this first basket . I will count , and tell you the number of sides . " Harry said he thought that Miss Watson could , if she pleased ...
... Watson has left there to crystallize , we know , will be in the same shaped crystals as these in this first basket . I will count , and tell you the number of sides . " Harry said he thought that Miss Watson could , if she pleased ...
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