Who are the happy ones? or, Home sketches. By the author of 'Quiet thughts for quiet hours'.1875 |
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... much rather be with you till he comes back . " . " Well , dear , there is time enough , and let us both improve and enjoy the present season , ' " They soon arrived at Miss Marsh's house , which was WHO ARE THE HAPPY ONES ? 115.
... much rather be with you till he comes back . " . " Well , dear , there is time enough , and let us both improve and enjoy the present season , ' " They soon arrived at Miss Marsh's house , which was WHO ARE THE HAPPY ONES ? 115.
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... Miss Judith Marsh , who was superintending some gardening operations on the south side of the house . She was a lady evidently past fifty , below the middle size , and in her dress and outward appearance so unlike the pre- sent ...
... Miss Judith Marsh , who was superintending some gardening operations on the south side of the house . She was a lady evidently past fifty , below the middle size , and in her dress and outward appearance so unlike the pre- sent ...
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... Miss Marsh , " said Effie . " No , my dear , they cannot ; but they think they have done a day's work , and the feeling is a happy and a healthful one ; and money earnt , you know , is far more pleasure than money given . These old men ...
... Miss Marsh , " said Effie . " No , my dear , they cannot ; but they think they have done a day's work , and the feeling is a happy and a healthful one ; and money earnt , you know , is far more pleasure than money given . These old men ...
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... Marsh was foremost in the games , and Effie joined with all the glee of her young and joyous nature . And the long ... Miss Marsh could see them from her window ; and her sweet , gentle face gave the smile of welcome , and was to the ...
... Marsh was foremost in the games , and Effie joined with all the glee of her young and joyous nature . And the long ... Miss Marsh could see them from her window ; and her sweet , gentle face gave the smile of welcome , and was to the ...
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Who. they entered Miss Marsh's pleasant little sitting - room . It opened out of her bed - room , and looked upon their lovely garden . The in- valid's countenance spoke of long and severe suffering , but it told also of a joy which that ...
Who. they entered Miss Marsh's pleasant little sitting - room . It opened out of her bed - room , and looked upon their lovely garden . The in- valid's countenance spoke of long and severe suffering , but it told also of a joy which that ...
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Página 237 - O what a glory doth this world put on For him who, with a fervent heart, goes forth Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks On duties well performed, and days well spent ! For him the wind, ay, and the yellow leaves Shall have a voice, and give him eloquent teachings. He shall so hear the solemn hymn, that Death Has lifted up for all, that he shall go To his long resting-place without a tear.