Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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... eyes could have seen that , " said Harry . " And yet all those people who lived in that country had eyes , I suppose , " said Lucy ; “ but they were six years before they saw it . " " They had eyes and no eyes , " said 70 HARRY AND LUCY .
... eyes could have seen that , " said Harry . " And yet all those people who lived in that country had eyes , I suppose , " said Lucy ; “ but they were six years before they saw it . " " They had eyes and no eyes , " said 70 HARRY AND LUCY .
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With Other Tales ... Maria Edgeworth. " They had eyes and no eyes , " said her mother , smi- ling . That is true : I understand what you mean , mam- ma , " said Lucy . " I have read ' Eyes and No Eyes , ' in ' Evenings at Home ; ' and I ...
With Other Tales ... Maria Edgeworth. " They had eyes and no eyes , " said her mother , smi- ling . That is true : I understand what you mean , mam- ma , " said Lucy . " I have read ' Eyes and No Eyes , ' in ' Evenings at Home ; ' and I ...
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... eye . ' Ears and no ears ' might make a good tale as well as ' Eyes and no eyes . ' 999 " He did listen the other day , papa , " said Lucy , " and heard what the gentleman told about the wreck and the gunpowder : Harry repeated it to me ...
... eye . ' Ears and no ears ' might make a good tale as well as ' Eyes and no eyes . ' 999 " He did listen the other day , papa , " said Lucy , " and heard what the gentleman told about the wreck and the gunpowder : Harry repeated it to me ...
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