The Twin Sisters; Or, The Advantages of ReligionJ. Harris, 1807 - 208 |
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... speak as you and I can , and this is his way of telling me that he is glad to see me . - Poor Clio , " added she , patting him on the head , " lie down , my dog ; " and he instantly obeyed her order . " You see , 99 tinued she , " there ...
... speak as you and I can , and this is his way of telling me that he is glad to see me . - Poor Clio , " added she , patting him on the head , " lie down , my dog ; " and he instantly obeyed her order . " You see , 99 tinued she , " there ...
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... speak openly to him , she did not like , before the children , to express the least disapprobation of their parents ' conduct . On their return , they called at several houses of the poor inhabitants of the village , and the little ...
... speak openly to him , she did not like , before the children , to express the least disapprobation of their parents ' conduct . On their return , they called at several houses of the poor inhabitants of the village , and the little ...
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... me kiss both my dear chil- dren , for it is to both I speak ; and then you may play in the garden till dinner - time . " CHAPTER III . 66 " To Thee , first Father c 2 THE TWIN SISTERS . 27 "Then you will remember," said Mrs. Irvin...
... me kiss both my dear chil- dren , for it is to both I speak ; and then you may play in the garden till dinner - time . " CHAPTER III . 66 " To Thee , first Father c 2 THE TWIN SISTERS . 27 "Then you will remember," said Mrs. Irvin...
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... speak to God himself : -when you consider , " added she , " how many poor creatures there are in the world who know not the God who made them , and some in this Christian land , as it is called , may , I am afraid , be found , you ought ...
... speak to God himself : -when you consider , " added she , " how many poor creatures there are in the world who know not the God who made them , and some in this Christian land , as it is called , may , I am afraid , be found , you ought ...
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... speak to her , " ( drawing nearer to the place where she sat ) : - but Martin , who had more thought , whispered to them , " that , as she was now alone , it might frighten her to be ad- dressed by strangers : " and they gave up the ...
... speak to her , " ( drawing nearer to the place where she sat ) : - but Martin , who had more thought , whispered to them , " that , as she was now alone , it might frighten her to be ad- dressed by strangers : " and they gave up the ...
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