Who are the happy ones? or, Home sketches. By the author of 'Quiet thughts for quiet hours'.1875 |
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... only irritate it ; now I am afraid we shall wait long enough before we attain this object of our wishes . When my aunt goes out of the room in the manner she has just done , it takes a long CHAPTER A LITTLE MORNING CHAT FAGB.
... only irritate it ; now I am afraid we shall wait long enough before we attain this object of our wishes . When my aunt goes out of the room in the manner she has just done , it takes a long CHAPTER A LITTLE MORNING CHAT FAGB.
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... waiting for some one . At last the quick step of her young brother was heard , and he came up to her panting for breath , and calling at the top of his voice- " Yes , Maria , we are to go round by the windmill , to Langley Heath , and ...
... waiting for some one . At last the quick step of her young brother was heard , and he came up to her panting for breath , and calling at the top of his voice- " Yes , Maria , we are to go round by the windmill , to Langley Heath , and ...
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... you for more activo usefulness hereafter You remember this line- " They also serve , who only stand and wait . ' ” A pleased and grateful look on the coun- tenance of the invalid encouraged the doctor to go on WHO ARE THE HAPPY ONES ? 39.
... you for more activo usefulness hereafter You remember this line- " They also serve , who only stand and wait . ' ” A pleased and grateful look on the coun- tenance of the invalid encouraged the doctor to go on WHO ARE THE HAPPY ONES ? 39.
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... waited upon him , to present to him their humble apologies for not having rung the bells on his arrival . They said they had nine good and sufficient reasons for the omission . The first was , they had no bells . And the King of Prussia ...
... waited upon him , to present to him their humble apologies for not having rung the bells on his arrival . They said they had nine good and sufficient reasons for the omission . The first was , they had no bells . And the King of Prussia ...
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... waiting till her aunt's carriage was out of the avenue , she put Ryle's little hymn - book into her pocket , and , with a glad heart and light footstep , she set off . She had not walked far when she met Mr. Marsden . Oh , Miss Burnet ...
... waiting till her aunt's carriage was out of the avenue , she put Ryle's little hymn - book into her pocket , and , with a glad heart and light footstep , she set off . She had not walked far when she met Mr. Marsden . Oh , Miss Burnet ...
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