Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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Page 66
... never happy . Between breakfast and din- ner , they ask a hundred times What o'clock is it ? " and wish for the time when dinner will be ready , or when pudding or apple - pie will come . And when din- ner is over they long for tea ...
... never happy . Between breakfast and din- ner , they ask a hundred times What o'clock is it ? " and wish for the time when dinner will be ready , or when pudding or apple - pie will come . And when din- ner is over they long for tea ...
Page 157
... never was such a man as Torricel , was there , uncle ? " Their uncle whispered to Lucy that Harry was right . " Well , never mind , it must be Torricel here , for the sake of the line , " said Lucy , " else it would be too long . Let me ...
... never was such a man as Torricel , was there , uncle ? " Their uncle whispered to Lucy that Harry was right . " Well , never mind , it must be Torricel here , for the sake of the line , " said Lucy , " else it would be too long . Let me ...
Page 369
... never invented a printing - press : how stupid ! when they saw the let- ters on the jars standing before their eyes , " continued Lucy ; " but , I suppose , that from only seeing one name or a few letters at a time , it never came into ...
... never invented a printing - press : how stupid ! when they saw the let- ters on the jars standing before their eyes , " continued Lucy ; " but , I suppose , that from only seeing one name or a few letters at a time , it never came into ...
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