Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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... boat . This had not a sail , it was to be rowed with oars . They walked down to the side of the river , which ran through the grounds , and they found the boat in a little creek , moor- ed to a post in the bank . Lucy thought it a ...
... boat . This had not a sail , it was to be rowed with oars . They walked down to the side of the river , which ran through the grounds , and they found the boat in a little creek , moor- ed to a post in the bank . Lucy thought it a ...
Page 288
... boat , and without danger of its being overset . " " That is the best of it , " said Lucy . " Is it quite safe , papa ? " 66 Quite safe , my dear : if your eyes and your ears were shut , you would not perhaps know that you were passing ...
... boat , and without danger of its being overset . " " That is the best of it , " said Lucy . " Is it quite safe , papa ? " 66 Quite safe , my dear : if your eyes and your ears were shut , you would not perhaps know that you were passing ...
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... boat to the woman's satisfaction . The child still held fast hold of his hand , saying , " Do not leave me , do not go . " " I must go , " said Harry , " and I am very sorry for it , for I should like to stay very much . " His father ...
... boat to the woman's satisfaction . The child still held fast hold of his hand , saying , " Do not leave me , do not go . " " I must go , " said Harry , " and I am very sorry for it , for I should like to stay very much . " His father ...
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