The Writings of Mark Twain: see Old Catalog -. 23. The man that corrupted Hadleyburg and other essays and storiesAmerican Publishing Company, 1899 |
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... sort of bedstead in the corner ; but Tom , his grandmother , and his two sisters , Bet and Nan , were not restricted - they had all the floor to themselves , and might sleep where they chose . There were the remains of a blanket or two ...
... sort of bedstead in the corner ; but Tom , his grandmother , and his two sisters , Bet and Nan , were not restricted - they had all the floor to themselves , and might sleep where they chose . There were the remains of a blanket or two ...
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... sort of time that all the Offal Court boys had , therefore he supposed it was the correct and comfortable thing . When he came home empty - handed at night , he knew his father would curse him and thrash him first , and that when he was ...
... sort of time that all the Offal Court boys had , therefore he supposed it was the correct and comfortable thing . When he came home empty - handed at night , he knew his father would curse him and thrash him first , and that when he was ...
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... sort of wondering awe , as a superior being . He seemed to know so much ! and he could do and say such marvelous things ! and withal , he was so deep and wise ! Tom's remarks and Tom's perform- ances were reported by the boys to their ...
... sort of wondering awe , as a superior being . He seemed to know so much ! and he could do and say such marvelous things ! and withal , he was so deep and wise ! Tom's remarks and Tom's perform- ances were reported by the boys to their ...
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... though , sooth to say . How doth thy mother use thee ? " " She is good , sir , and giveth me neither sorrow nor pain of any sort . And Nan and Bet are like to her in this . " " How old be these ? " " Fifteen , 30 The Prince and the Pauper.
... though , sooth to say . How doth thy mother use thee ? " " She is good , sir , and giveth me neither sorrow nor pain of any sort . And Nan and Bet are like to her in this . " " How old be these ? " " Fifteen , 30 The Prince and the Pauper.
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... sort soever— ” He looked up and encountered a solemn warning in my lord St. John's eyes . He stopped , blushed , then continued low and sadly : " Ah , my malady persecuteth me again , and my mind wandereth . I meant the king's grace no ...
... sort soever— ” He looked up and encountered a solemn warning in my lord St. John's eyes . He stopped , blushed , then continued low and sadly : " Ah , my malady persecuteth me again , and my mind wandereth . I meant the king's grace no ...
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