Harold and Louis; Fear and love; and other stories |
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On the evening after this occurrence , Mr. Jones , the father of Edward , took his son into his room , and when they were alone , said to him : " How comes it , my boy , that you did not , like George Williams , go immediately to the ...
On the evening after this occurrence , Mr. Jones , the father of Edward , took his son into his room , and when they were alone , said to him : " How comes it , my boy , that you did not , like George Williams , go immediately to the ...
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That brave lad , " continued Mr. Jones , " was your uncle Frank ; and the brother whose life he saved is now your father . " แ You , father ! you ! " exclaimed Edward in surprise . " Yes , my son , I fell into the spring , and your ...
That brave lad , " continued Mr. Jones , " was your uncle Frank ; and the brother whose life he saved is now your father . " แ You , father ! you ! " exclaimed Edward in surprise . " Yes , my son , I fell into the spring , and your ...
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Many years ago , " continued Edward's father , " I remember reading a story of a boy's presence of mind and courage that I shall never forget . The lad of whom I speak was walking along the road with his mother and a little sister ...
Many years ago , " continued Edward's father , " I remember reading a story of a boy's presence of mind and courage that I shall never forget . The lad of whom I speak was walking along the road with his mother and a little sister ...
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Then he remembered the mill - pond , the boy and the mad dog , the child in the spring and his brave brother , and what his father . had said about being courageous . It took scarcely an 22 COURAGE AND PRESENCE OF MIND .
Then he remembered the mill - pond , the boy and the mad dog , the child in the spring and his brave brother , and what his father . had said about being courageous . It took scarcely an 22 COURAGE AND PRESENCE OF MIND .
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exclaimed Edward's father , who , seeing his children's danger , had been running toward them unperceived . Just as Edward landed , with his brother still clasped in his arms , safely on the right side of the fence , he came up .
exclaimed Edward's father , who , seeing his children's danger , had been running toward them unperceived . Just as Edward landed , with his brother still clasped in his arms , safely on the right side of the fence , he came up .
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | Harold and Louis; Fear and love; and other stories |
| Forfatter | Harold (fict.name.) |
| Udgiver | T. Nelson and Sons, 1853 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Oxford University |
| Digitaliseret | 11. sep 2006 |
| Længde | 144 sider |
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