Harry and Lucy: With Other Tales ...Harper, 1836 - Children |
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Page 176
... tell ? " said Lucy . " They gave us an account of a shipwreck , which happened lately on part of the seashore near the place where they live . " " Oh , mamma ! tell it me , " cried Harry . " Yes , pray , mamma , " said Lucy . " First tell ...
... tell ? " said Lucy . " They gave us an account of a shipwreck , which happened lately on part of the seashore near the place where they live . " " Oh , mamma ! tell it me , " cried Harry . " Yes , pray , mamma , " said Lucy . " First tell ...
Page 257
... tell you is , that he improved the potteries by the introduction of substances which had not before been employed in the composition of these wares . It had been found that some Cornwall granite is as good for making porcelain of a ...
... tell you is , that he improved the potteries by the introduction of substances which had not before been employed in the composition of these wares . It had been found that some Cornwall granite is as good for making porcelain of a ...
Page 279
... tell you the names of all the snuff - takers I know . " " No , no , no ! my dear Lucy , ” said Harry , stopping his ears , " pray do not ; but let me tell you about a little bird . " " A little bird - oh ! that is another affair - I ...
... tell you the names of all the snuff - takers I know . " " No , no , no ! my dear Lucy , ” said Harry , stopping his ears , " pray do not ; but let me tell you about a little bird . " " A little bird - oh ! that is another affair - I ...
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