Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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... continued Lucy , " it must have more room , and it cannot get out at the bottom , or sides , or any way but up this little glass tube . There is an opening , you see , from the uppermost part of that little globe into this glass tube ...
... continued Lucy , " it must have more room , and it cannot get out at the bottom , or sides , or any way but up this little glass tube . There is an opening , you see , from the uppermost part of that little globe into this glass tube ...
Page 155
... continued Lucy ; " if I had but a stick I would show you . " 66 " Now your head is gone quite off to the play . I shall have no more good of you , " said Harry , looking mournfully . But here comes my uncle , " continued he , as his ...
... continued Lucy ; " if I had but a stick I would show you . " 66 " Now your head is gone quite off to the play . I shall have no more good of you , " said Harry , looking mournfully . But here comes my uncle , " continued he , as his ...
Page 258
... continued Mr. Frankland , turning to Harry's father , " and we all rejoice in them . Wedgwood made a large fortune for himself and his children , with a char- acter , a reputation , above all fortune . He increased amazingly the ...
... continued Mr. Frankland , turning to Harry's father , " and we all rejoice in them . Wedgwood made a large fortune for himself and his children , with a char- acter , a reputation , above all fortune . He increased amazingly the ...
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