Who are the happy ones? or, Home sketches. By the author of 'Quiet thughts for quiet hours'.1875 |
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... glad ; but you know it has been all plea- sure on my part - no sacrifice . " " But it will not always be pleasure , at least if you take the view of it which I mean . Look upon this glad spirit of yours as a talent given you to trade ...
... glad ; but you know it has been all plea- sure on my part - no sacrifice . " " But it will not always be pleasure , at least if you take the view of it which I mean . Look upon this glad spirit of yours as a talent given you to trade ...
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... , and one afternoon , as she went through Mrs. Thornton's garden - gate , she found Flora busy sowing seeds in her garden . " Oh , Miss Burnet , I am so glad you are come , " said the little girl , laying down 104 HOME SKETCHES ; OR ,
... , and one afternoon , as she went through Mrs. Thornton's garden - gate , she found Flora busy sowing seeds in her garden . " Oh , Miss Burnet , I am so glad you are come , " said the little girl , laying down 104 HOME SKETCHES ; OR ,
Página 105
... have never ceased to want her ; so you see that is one reason why I can enter into your glad feel- ings now . It must be such a blessed thing to have some one who can understand all you want , WHO ARE THE HAPPY ONES ? 105.
... have never ceased to want her ; so you see that is one reason why I can enter into your glad feel- ings now . It must be such a blessed thing to have some one who can understand all you want , WHO ARE THE HAPPY ONES ? 105.
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... glad to introduce you , at last , to my favourites , the Misses Marsh . " " I shall like the walk well enough , Helen , but I know I shan't care for the visit . I don't like old people , you know . " " Well , dear , I think it is time ...
... glad to introduce you , at last , to my favourites , the Misses Marsh . " " I shall like the walk well enough , Helen , but I know I shan't care for the visit . I don't like old people , you know . " " Well , dear , I think it is time ...
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... glad I am you do not think me a trouble ! Papa said if anything should oblige him to remain abroad , which he thought very likely , I should go to town in October , and stay with my cousins in Grosvenor Square , but I would much rather ...
... glad I am you do not think me a trouble ! Papa said if anything should oblige him to remain abroad , which he thought very likely , I should go to town in October , and stay with my cousins in Grosvenor Square , but I would much rather ...
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