Evenings at home [by J. Aikin and A.L. Barbauld] in words of one syllable, Bind 248 |
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Side 6
... squire how much I love him , and how I wish to be of use to him . I can not draw great weights like the horse , nor give him milk like the cow , nor lend him my wool for his clothes like the sheep , nor lay eggs for him like the hens ...
... squire how much I love him , and how I wish to be of use to him . I can not draw great weights like the horse , nor give him milk like the cow , nor lend him my wool for his clothes like the sheep , nor lay eggs for him like the hens ...
Side 7
... squire came , he ran to him , gave a short , sharp bark , ran on in front of him , and now and then he would stop , wag his tail , and look up with his face full of joy and love . The squire gave him a kind look , and said , B " Good ...
... squire came , he ran to him , gave a short , sharp bark , ran on in front of him , and now and then he would stop , wag his tail , and look up with his face full of joy and love . The squire gave him a kind look , and said , B " Good ...
Side 8
... squire all day , both when he was in the house and in the fields . He would play and skip round him , and try to please him by a score of tricks . But he took care not to vex him , and did not leap up at him or touch him when his paws ...
... squire all day , both when he was in the house and in the fields . He would play and skip round him , and try to please him by a score of tricks . But he took care not to vex him , and did not leap up at him or touch him when his paws ...
Side 9
... squire took off his coat in the field to help his men , as he would do at times , Prince sat by it , and would not let man or beast touch it . By this means he came to be known as a safe guard , who took care of the squire's goods . The ...
... squire took off his coat in the field to help his men , as he would do at times , Prince sat by it , and would not let man or beast touch it . By this means he came to be known as a safe guard , who took care of the squire's goods . The ...
Side 16
... squire how much I love him , and how I wish to be of use to him . I can not draw great weights like like the horse , nor give him milk like the cow , nor lend him my wool for his clothes like the sheep , nor lay eggs for him like the ...
... squire how much I love him , and how I wish to be of use to him . I can not draw great weights like like the horse , nor give him milk like the cow , nor lend him my wool for his clothes like the sheep , nor lay eggs for him like the ...
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