Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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Page 118
... dear Lucy ; saying that the glass rises or falls is an inaccurate mode of speaking . Now , my dear boy , I think you will be able to understand your uncle's barometer when you see it to - morrow ; particularly if you read to - night an ...
... dear Lucy ; saying that the glass rises or falls is an inaccurate mode of speaking . Now , my dear boy , I think you will be able to understand your uncle's barometer when you see it to - morrow ; particularly if you read to - night an ...
Page 140
... dear , for not understanding it at first . " " That is the same thing you said before , my dear Lucy . " " Because it is the truth , my dear , and I have nothing else to say , Harry . " " And I have only to make the same answer I made ...
... dear , for not understanding it at first . " " That is the same thing you said before , my dear Lucy . " " Because it is the truth , my dear , and I have nothing else to say , Harry . " " And I have only to make the same answer I made ...
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... dear , did not you hear the letter , and all papa and mamma were saying about it ? " said Lucy . " Not I , " said Harry . " You were sitting at the tea - table all the time , beside me , " said Lucy . " Very likely , " said Harry ; " I ...
... dear , did not you hear the letter , and all papa and mamma were saying about it ? " said Lucy . " Not I , " said Harry . " You were sitting at the tea - table all the time , beside me , " said Lucy . " Very likely , " said Harry ; " I ...
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