Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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Page 42
... afraid , but wisely careful . He kept out of the reach of the sails , but he was not afraid of going to the door , or to the wheel and lever by which the top was turned round ; and he counted , with the assistance of his father , the ...
... afraid , but wisely careful . He kept out of the reach of the sails , but he was not afraid of going to the door , or to the wheel and lever by which the top was turned round ; and he counted , with the assistance of his father , the ...
Page 177
... afraid to say it at first , lest I should not be right . " " But do not be afraid . When you know a thing , know it very firmly . The truth cannot alter between yesterday and to - day ; nor can the truth ever alter , you know . " 66 ...
... afraid to say it at first , lest I should not be right . " " But do not be afraid . When you know a thing , know it very firmly . The truth cannot alter between yesterday and to - day ; nor can the truth ever alter , you know . " 66 ...
Page 236
... afraid to go by yourself , " added Lucy , laugh- ing . " Afraid ! my dear , I am not the least afraid to go by myself anywhere in the world , " said Harry , proudly : " I am not going to do any thing wrong : what should I be afraid of ...
... afraid to go by yourself , " added Lucy , laugh- ing . " Afraid ! my dear , I am not the least afraid to go by myself anywhere in the world , " said Harry , proudly : " I am not going to do any thing wrong : what should I be afraid of ...
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