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The foundation for correct principles was early laid by their virtuous mother ; and
her health being poor , she had not failed to initiate her daughters into the art of
housekeeping . At the age of ten they were further advanced in this necessary ...
The foundation for correct principles was early laid by their virtuous mother ; and
her health being poor , she had not failed to initiate her daughters into the art of
housekeeping . At the age of ten they were further advanced in this necessary ...
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Notwithstanding the reproving looks of his sister , as quick as thought he took the
poor insect prisoner , placing one of its legs between his pretty lips , looking
mischievously at his sister , while the grasshopper performed various evolutions
...
Notwithstanding the reproving looks of his sister , as quick as thought he took the
poor insect prisoner , placing one of its legs between his pretty lips , looking
mischievously at his sister , while the grasshopper performed various evolutions
...
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He took with him such things as he thought the poor man would need , and did
not forget to put in the jug of brandy . As he set it into his carriage he soliloquized
, “ No one will object to this , it is just what the poor fellow needs . " Mr. Willard
was ...
He took with him such things as he thought the poor man would need , and did
not forget to put in the jug of brandy . As he set it into his carriage he soliloquized
, “ No one will object to this , it is just what the poor fellow needs . " Mr. Willard
was ...
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with his brandy and wines , but was always ready to take from his well filled purse
, and give to the poor . He was not a miserhe hoarded not his gold for the sake of
counting his rusty coffers . CHAPTER III . THE BATTLE FIELD , Hoof - torn , and ...
with his brandy and wines , but was always ready to take from his well filled purse
, and give to the poor . He was not a miserhe hoarded not his gold for the sake of
counting his rusty coffers . CHAPTER III . THE BATTLE FIELD , Hoof - torn , and ...
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I don't believe that brother Walter could say a word of it , and I do not know that
poor David knows that there was a fourth of July . ” Mrs. Radford entered the
room , leading little Odora by the hand . Josephine had woven a beautiful wreath
and ...
I don't believe that brother Walter could say a word of it , and I do not know that
poor David knows that there was a fourth of July . ” Mrs. Radford entered the
room , leading little Odora by the hand . Josephine had woven a beautiful wreath
and ...
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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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