Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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Page 158
... brother , ” said she , " I must read it to you . " In the Dutch toys called weather - glasses , one end of the index supports a small image of a man , and the other of a woman . The former appears , or is brought out , in bad weather ...
... brother , ” said she , " I must read it to you . " In the Dutch toys called weather - glasses , one end of the index supports a small image of a man , and the other of a woman . The former appears , or is brought out , in bad weather ...
Page 165
... brother , and of making nice figures for him , she confessed that she could not have patience to go on with it . " Thank you again and again , mamma , for allowing me to learn with Harry as I used to do . I am much happier already . But ...
... brother , and of making nice figures for him , she confessed that she could not have patience to go on with it . " Thank you again and again , mamma , for allowing me to learn with Harry as I used to do . I am much happier already . But ...
Page 195
... brother ! brother ! " said Lucy . " It is quite true ; it can do more in an hour than two hundred horses and fourteen hundred men . It can drag loaded wagons full of coal , such as you have seen going step by step , the horses pulling ...
... brother ! brother ! " said Lucy . " It is quite true ; it can do more in an hour than two hundred horses and fourteen hundred men . It can drag loaded wagons full of coal , such as you have seen going step by step , the horses pulling ...
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