Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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... rise . " " I ! -What have I done ? -I have not even touched it ! " " But you have put your face close to it , and your warm breath has warmed the glass . Now look , when I put my hand , which I have just warmed at the fire , upon the ...
... rise . " " I ! -What have I done ? -I have not even touched it ! " " But you have put your face close to it , and your warm breath has warmed the glass . Now look , when I put my hand , which I have just warmed at the fire , upon the ...
Page 101
... rise in the glass . " “ And do you know , Lucy , why it would rise in the glass , or what would make it rise ? " Lucy could not tell ; all she could say was , that the water would rise , because there was room for it to rise ; but her ...
... rise in the glass . " “ And do you know , Lucy , why it would rise in the glass , or what would make it rise ? " Lucy could not tell ; all she could say was , that the water would rise , because there was room for it to rise ; but her ...
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... rise at the bottom of the pit . " " Right ; now , if you took it to the top of a high house , would it rise or fall ? ” " I think it would fall , " replied Lucy . 66 " Why ? " said Harry . " Because then there would be less weight ...
... rise at the bottom of the pit . " " Right ; now , if you took it to the top of a high house , would it rise or fall ? ” " I think it would fall , " replied Lucy . 66 " Why ? " said Harry . " Because then there would be less weight ...
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