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... the rooms in the new wing of the house , and on entering , he found him in com- pany with three other persons . One of these was the newly appointed curate of the Church , whom Johnny had never 24 [ CHAP . II . JOHN INGLESANT ;
... the rooms in the new wing of the house , and on entering , he found him in com- pany with three other persons . One of these was the newly appointed curate of the Church , whom Johnny had never 24 [ CHAP . II . JOHN INGLESANT ;
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... Johnny on his knee , and taking from his pocket a small book , he said : " Here , my friend , let us see how you can read in this . " It was the Phaedo of Plato , which Johnny knew nearly by heart , and he immediately began , with ...
... Johnny on his knee , and taking from his pocket a small book , he said : " Here , my friend , let us see how you can read in this . " It was the Phaedo of Plato , which Johnny knew nearly by heart , and he immediately began , with ...
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... Johnny went to his brother , and they left the room together . The two boys , as the two children had been , —were remark- ably alike ; the more so as this likeness of form and feature , which to a casual observer appeared exact , was ...
... Johnny went to his brother , and they left the room together . The two boys , as the two children had been , —were remark- ably alike ; the more so as this likeness of form and feature , which to a casual observer appeared exact , was ...
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... Johnny fell back into the quiet , dreamy boy again . The two brothers were left together for several days , their father , with the strange gentleman - whose name Eustace told Johnny was Hall - having departed on horseback , on a visit ...
... Johnny fell back into the quiet , dreamy boy again . The two brothers were left together for several days , their father , with the strange gentleman - whose name Eustace told Johnny was Hall - having departed on horseback , on a visit ...
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... Johnny's experience was not different from that of others . His disposition , however , was not injured by it , though it may have made him still fonder of retirement and of day - dreaming than he would have been . This hard dis ...
... Johnny's experience was not different from that of others . His disposition , however , was not injured by it , though it may have made him still fonder of retirement and of day - dreaming than he would have been . This hard dis ...
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