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... becoming hotter and redder every moment from the exertion . As Farmer Baker was anxious to make hay while the sun shone , he had secured the ser- vices of a number of extra hands for the occa- sion ; amongst others , an Irishman , who ...
... becoming hotter and redder every moment from the exertion . As Farmer Baker was anxious to make hay while the sun shone , he had secured the ser- vices of a number of extra hands for the occa- sion ; amongst others , an Irishman , who ...
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... becoming " Cockneyfied , " as he expressed it . As for Kate , it was of no use to speak to her ; she never took any interest in anything , but Lucy was different . She had plenty of spirit and fun , and at the same time she used her ...
... becoming " Cockneyfied , " as he expressed it . As for Kate , it was of no use to speak to her ; she never took any interest in anything , but Lucy was different . She had plenty of spirit and fun , and at the same time she used her ...
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... becoming humble - minded , and even now her feet required constant pricks from the thorns to remind her that she must go on in the path of meekness and lowliness ; as to stand still is impossible , the steps must be taken either ...
... becoming humble - minded , and even now her feet required constant pricks from the thorns to remind her that she must go on in the path of meekness and lowliness ; as to stand still is impossible , the steps must be taken either ...
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... become much attached to the child , and his warm Irish heart felt deeply when he saw her pale , lifeless face , as he helped to carry her home . After the hay - making was over , there was no excuse for him to stay , but he could not ...
... become much attached to the child , and his warm Irish heart felt deeply when he saw her pale , lifeless face , as he helped to carry her home . After the hay - making was over , there was no excuse for him to stay , but he could not ...
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... become such a sufferer . It was a mournful time at the farm ; a change seemed to have come over every one ; the sunshine had faded , and day after day the sky was gray and leaden , and constant pour- ing , dripping rain fell , while the ...
... become such a sufferer . It was a mournful time at the farm ; a change seemed to have come over every one ; the sunshine had faded , and day after day the sky was gray and leaden , and constant pour- ing , dripping rain fell , while the ...
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