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... was always attentive to the reading of her husband , and the incessant prattle
of her childShe now broke silence by playfully asking Affie to conjugate the verb “
took . ” The girls soon set ren . about their task in high glee , and the parents 15.
... was always attentive to the reading of her husband , and the incessant prattle
of her childShe now broke silence by playfully asking Affie to conjugate the verb “
took . ” The girls soon set ren . about their task in high glee , and the parents 15.
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I have often heard her say that she was the image of the other little girl she lost . I
shall go up and see her before dark . ” Willie , a little boy five years old , looked
seriously up into his mother's face , “ Ma , I thought it was wicked to go visiting ...
I have often heard her say that she was the image of the other little girl she lost . I
shall go up and see her before dark . ” Willie , a little boy five years old , looked
seriously up into his mother's face , “ Ma , I thought it was wicked to go visiting ...
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... by the Apostles to be a greater work than the creation of myriads of worlds . It
was on the first day of the week that Christ arose from the grave , and can you tell
me who was earliest at the Sepulchre ? " The girls both replied , “ It was Mary .
... by the Apostles to be a greater work than the creation of myriads of worlds . It
was on the first day of the week that Christ arose from the grave , and can you tell
me who was earliest at the Sepulchre ? " The girls both replied , “ It was Mary .
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The girls observed , as their mother entered the parlor , that she looked pale and
weary . “ I am afraid , dear mamma , that you are sick . " “ I am not sick , but Franky
is dead . " Affie expressed her deep sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. Morse . Mr. De ...
The girls observed , as their mother entered the parlor , that she looked pale and
weary . “ I am afraid , dear mamma , that you are sick . " “ I am not sick , but Franky
is dead . " Affie expressed her deep sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. Morse . Mr. De ...
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I think it was the hired girl that was holding him . She told me that his mother had
lain down . " down , " he bitterly repeated , “ Farewell , friends , call whenever you
come to Champlain . " Striking his horse furiously , he dashed by them , and the ...
I think it was the hired girl that was holding him . She told me that his mother had
lain down . " down , " he bitterly repeated , “ Farewell , friends , call whenever you
come to Champlain . " Striking his horse furiously , he dashed by them , and the ...
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Affie Agnes Alpheus Amelia answered appearance arms asked beautiful become Bertram better blessed Bradley bright bring brother called cause child Christ continued dark dear death door early entered eyes face father feet gave girls give given glad half hand happy head heard heart heaven hope hour husband inquired interest keep knew lady laid leave length Lieutenant light live looked Lord lost McMartin mind morning Morse mother moved never night obtain Odora opened pass pleasant poor possible prayer Radford replied rest Roselle seemed seen sick side sister soon soul spirit sufferer tears tell temperance thing thought tion told took turned village visited wait walked Walter weeks weeping wife Willard wish young
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| Título | East and West Wright American fiction, 1851-1875 |
| Autor | Daphne Smith Giles |
| Editor | R. Craighead, 1853 |
| Largo | 246 páginas |
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