Harold and Louis; Fear and love; and other storiesT. Nelson and Sons, 1853 - 144 sider |
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... pony , and stopped as if he wished to speak to Robert . His name was James Weston : he was not much younger than Robert , and lived only three miles distant , so that they could meet now and then in the holidays . James seemed very glad ...
... pony , and stopped as if he wished to speak to Robert . His name was James Weston : he was not much younger than Robert , and lived only three miles distant , so that they could meet now and then in the holidays . James seemed very glad ...
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... pony . " You may decide for yourself , my dear , " said his father , as Robert looked inquiringly at him . " Your sisters will , no doubt , be sorry to lose you ; but we do not wish to deprive you of an evening's pleasure . " Robert ...
... pony . " You may decide for yourself , my dear , " said his father , as Robert looked inquiringly at him . " Your sisters will , no doubt , be sorry to lose you ; but we do not wish to deprive you of an evening's pleasure . " Robert ...
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... pony , hand- somely saddled and bridled , " For Master Charles Harrison . " In a letter to his sister , Mr. Rodgers said , " Thinking that a daily ride may benefit my little invalid nephew , I send a pony , which is both 84 LITTLE ...
... pony , hand- somely saddled and bridled , " For Master Charles Harrison . " In a letter to his sister , Mr. Rodgers said , " Thinking that a daily ride may benefit my little invalid nephew , I send a pony , which is both 84 LITTLE ...
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... pony shall be as much yours as mine you may ride it every day . " " No , I won't ! " answered Walter , angrily ; " I never will mount it , as long as I live . I wouldn't be so mean . " But Walter had little cause to be envious of his ...
... pony shall be as much yours as mine you may ride it every day . " " No , I won't ! " answered Walter , angrily ; " I never will mount it , as long as I live . I wouldn't be so mean . " But Walter had little cause to be envious of his ...
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... pony ; and when I am dead , I hope he will believe I have loved him dearly . " CHARLES HARRISON . " Walter wept bitterly over this will ; but when he had grown calm , he said , May I go to him , mother ? " " If you will promise not to ...
... pony ; and when I am dead , I hope he will believe I have loved him dearly . " CHARLES HARRISON . " Walter wept bitterly over this will ; but when he had grown calm , he said , May I go to him , mother ? " " If you will promise not to ...
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