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... Virginia is at last placed in a Situation which is satisfactory to my Mother as well as to herself CHAPTER XLIX . . 451 My Father , much to his Surprise , has a Bit of Land to put his Foot upon , and say , " This is my own " CHAPTER L ...
... Virginia is at last placed in a Situation which is satisfactory to my Mother as well as to herself CHAPTER XLIX . . 451 My Father , much to his Surprise , has a Bit of Land to put his Foot upon , and say , " This is my own " CHAPTER L ...
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... Virginia ; not so much out of respect to her last mistress , who borc that name , as because she con- sidered it peculiarly ladylike and genteel . CHAPTER IV . IN WHICH I TELL THE READER ALL I CAN RECOLLECT ABOUT MYSELF , AND MOREOVER ...
... Virginia ; not so much out of respect to her last mistress , who borc that name , as because she con- sidered it peculiarly ladylike and genteel . CHAPTER IV . IN WHICH I TELL THE READER ALL I CAN RECOLLECT ABOUT MYSELF , AND MOREOVER ...
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... Virginia , who was always very much petted , well dressed , and a very beautiful child . All this I recollect , but little more , except that my mother gave me several beatings for calling my sister " Jenny , " which I had learnt to do ...
... Virginia , who was always very much petted , well dressed , and a very beautiful child . All this I recollect , but little more , except that my mother gave me several beatings for calling my sister " Jenny , " which I had learnt to do ...
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... Virginia would wake and cry , because my mother beat me , for we were fond of each other . And my mother used to take Virginia on her knee , and make her say her prayers every night ; but she never did so to me : and I used to hear what ...
... Virginia would wake and cry , because my mother beat me , for we were fond of each other . And my mother used to take Virginia on her knee , and make her say her prayers every night ; but she never did so to me : and I used to hear what ...
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... Virginia was pulling at her skirts , crying and begging her to desist . " You little wretch , " cried my mother , " you'll be just such a sea - monster as your father was little wulgar animal , you must put your finger into the frying ...
... Virginia was pulling at her skirts , crying and begging her to desist . " You little wretch , " cried my mother , " you'll be just such a sea - monster as your father was little wulgar animal , you must put your finger into the frying ...
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afterwards appeared asked beach Bessy better boat boatswain Bramble called captain CHAPTER coxswain cried dear deck Dick doctor door eyes feel Felix fellow Fisher's Alley French frigate gave give Greenwich guns hand handspike head hear heard Hoist the colours Hospital hour knew Lady Hercules ladyship laugh leave lieutenant liquorice look lugger man-of-war mate messmate midshipman mind Morlaix morning mother mudlarker never night Oh-e-oh old Nanny old woman passed perceived Peter Anderson pilot Poor Jack pretty pulled recollect replied my father river round sail Saunders seamen shillings ship shore Sir Hercules sister soon Spicer stairs suppose Tadpole taffrail talk tell there's things thought told Tom Saunders took turned vessel Virginia walked wherry widow wind wish young
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