Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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Page 105
... believe the water would run out of the tumbler , " said Lucy . " So it would , " said her father , " unless the bottom of the tumbler was ground quite smooth , and the basin also ground quite smooth . " " And what would happen if the ...
... believe the water would run out of the tumbler , " said Lucy . " So it would , " said her father , " unless the bottom of the tumbler was ground quite smooth , and the basin also ground quite smooth . " " And what would happen if the ...
Page 192
... believe it was , or pewter . And this she sur- rounded with a great deal of pounded ice and salt . Then she kept turning and turning the cylinder round , with the cream in it , till at last it was all frozen . " " Oh ! oh ! " said Harry ...
... believe it was , or pewter . And this she sur- rounded with a great deal of pounded ice and salt . Then she kept turning and turning the cylinder round , with the cream in it , till at last it was all frozen . " " Oh ! oh ! " said Harry ...
Page 296
... believe I should call it . " 66 " You think rightly , I believe , " said the old gentle- man . " I have a friend in France , a scientific man , who made a windmill , which continued working when all the other windmills in the ...
... believe I should call it . " 66 " You think rightly , I believe , " said the old gentle- man . " I have a friend in France , a scientific man , who made a windmill , which continued working when all the other windmills in the ...
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