Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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Page 141
... carry it to a church in the vil- lage , the steeple of which wanted some repair ; his father followed the men , and Harry asked if Lucy and he might go with him . His father gave him leave , and Harry carried his portable barometer with ...
... carry it to a church in the vil- lage , the steeple of which wanted some repair ; his father followed the men , and Harry asked if Lucy and he might go with him . His father gave him leave , and Harry carried his portable barometer with ...
Page 288
... carried away , and a level bed left for the canal . " " Must is a word easily said , Harry , " observed his father ; " but all this digging , and blasting , and carrying away of stones and earth , is extremely tedious and ex- pensive ...
... carried away , and a level bed left for the canal . " " Must is a word easily said , Harry , " observed his father ; " but all this digging , and blasting , and carrying away of stones and earth , is extremely tedious and ex- pensive ...
Page 384
... carried for long voyages , we may take for granted , are carried . " " True ; but there is something which you have not yet named that is essential , " said his father ; " by es- sential , I mean that without which the thing cannot be ...
... carried for long voyages , we may take for granted , are carried . " " True ; but there is something which you have not yet named that is essential , " said his father ; " by es- sential , I mean that without which the thing cannot be ...
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