Harold and Louis; Fear and love; and other storiesT. Nelson and Sons, 1853 - 144 sider |
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... kind as he is powerful . He has preserved you , by his power , through many long days , and weeks , and years , and each breath you draw is drawn by his permission alone . He could , without the help of the thunder - storm , take away ...
... kind as he is powerful . He has preserved you , by his power , through many long days , and weeks , and years , and each breath you draw is drawn by his permission alone . He could , without the help of the thunder - storm , take away ...
Side 53
... kind to us . Robert . Perhaps you did not try to deceive her as you do your father ? I should not like to deceive my father so much . I fear he would leave off loving me . George . You cannot tell , Master Robert , because your father ...
... kind to us . Robert . Perhaps you did not try to deceive her as you do your father ? I should not like to deceive my father so much . I fear he would leave off loving me . George . You cannot tell , Master Robert , because your father ...
Side 60
... " said James , as he rode off . Robert . I am glad he did not ask me earlier . I never enjoyed visiting him much , and yet I do not like to refuse a school - fellow . Mr. Seymour . And James is so kind , and 60 FEAR AND LOVE .
... " said James , as he rode off . Robert . I am glad he did not ask me earlier . I never enjoyed visiting him much , and yet I do not like to refuse a school - fellow . Mr. Seymour . And James is so kind , and 60 FEAR AND LOVE .
Side 61
... kind , and so anxious you should enjoy yourself ? ` Robert . Yes , on the whole , I suppose he is ; but we are not friends at school : we are so different , and we like such different employments . I dare say I should like him better if ...
... kind , and so anxious you should enjoy yourself ? ` Robert . Yes , on the whole , I suppose he is ; but we are not friends at school : we are so different , and we like such different employments . I dare say I should like him better if ...
Side 62
... kind , but he is much older than I am , and he is often so very busy that I do not like to interrupt him when I want to talk to him . I shall I shall enjoy having William at school , because he will be always pleased to talk with me ...
... kind , but he is much older than I am , and he is often so very busy that I do not like to interrupt him when I want to talk to him . I shall I shall enjoy having William at school , because he will be always pleased to talk with me ...
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