The Story of William and Lucy SmithGeorge Spring Merriam Houghton, Mifflin, 1889 - 666 páginas |
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... perhaps from a drawer under the seat , the Bibles and the hymn - books , calf - bound , and the oldest of them not a little soiled and dog - eared . These he distributes , and then prepares for the morning devotion . One great sentiment ...
... perhaps from a drawer under the seat , the Bibles and the hymn - books , calf - bound , and the oldest of them not a little soiled and dog - eared . These he distributes , and then prepares for the morning devotion . One great sentiment ...
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... perhaps part of that summer alone . I say " making up , ' for it was a kind of process , and one rather tedious and diffi- cult . For , as I told my dear mamma , the thought would often come with great force , " How I should like to see ...
... perhaps part of that summer alone . I say " making up , ' for it was a kind of process , and one rather tedious and diffi- cult . For , as I told my dear mamma , the thought would often come with great force , " How I should like to see ...
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... Perhaps it has carried me on with precipitation in this case . Sometimes it crosses my path while I am taking a walk , and then it is sure to make me take extraordinary long steps , or make fantastic leaps . In short , wherever it comes ...
... Perhaps it has carried me on with precipitation in this case . Sometimes it crosses my path while I am taking a walk , and then it is sure to make me take extraordinary long steps , or make fantastic leaps . In short , wherever it comes ...
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... perhaps more conversant with the several articles of his creed , but he never would have expressed the tenacity of his convictions in this manner , never would have spoken of blessed reason ' ironically . . . . His first and last boast ...
... perhaps more conversant with the several articles of his creed , but he never would have expressed the tenacity of his convictions in this manner , never would have spoken of blessed reason ' ironically . . . . His first and last boast ...
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... perhaps they are ashamed to confess the secret terrors they more than occasionally feel . They seek no distraction ; for them there is no oblivion ; they must front their enemy with a steady eye , or they sink vanquished , and lose ...
... perhaps they are ashamed to confess the secret terrors they more than occasionally feel . They seek no distraction ; for them there is no oblivion ; they must front their enemy with a steady eye , or they sink vanquished , and lose ...
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admire Archie Athelwold beauty believe Birnam Blackwood's Magazine blessed Borrowdale bright Brighton Bude called charm cheerful Christian church cloud CONISTON Constable creature darling dear delight divine Dunkeld earth Edinburgh Elfrida evil eyes faith fear feel felt give glad Gravenhurst hand happy hear heart Heaven Hessie hope human husband intellectual interest J. S. Mill Keswick kind Lady Eastlake letter light live LLANBERIS look Lucy ment mind Mont Blanc moral morning mother mountain nature ness never once pain passion Patterdale perfect perhaps philosophy PLAS COCH pleasant pleasure poor punishment religion seems sense society sorrow soul speak spirit sure sweet sympathy talk tell tender thank thee things Thomas Constable Thorndale thou thought tion told truth walk whole William Smith wish woman wonder words write