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... children ! The house was very quiet that afternoon after Lucy had gone to the hay - field . Mrs Baker was busy in the dairy , where the cool stone shelves and thick walls made it a delightful retreat from the sun ; Farmer Baker and his ...
... children ! The house was very quiet that afternoon after Lucy had gone to the hay - field . Mrs Baker was busy in the dairy , where the cool stone shelves and thick walls made it a delightful retreat from the sun ; Farmer Baker and his ...
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... child , and everybody spoilt her , so they liked to have her with them ; but , as for herself , she did not feel herself called upon to trouble herself about the minor details of daily life , she would wait for some great event to ...
... child , and everybody spoilt her , so they liked to have her with them ; but , as for herself , she did not feel herself called upon to trouble herself about the minor details of daily life , she would wait for some great event to ...
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... child sometimes the happiness and comfort of its father's house ; it is something more than fearlessness , it is love for others . Kate Harding did not understand this . She was willing , as she thought , to dare all things , and even ...
... child sometimes the happiness and comfort of its father's house ; it is something more than fearlessness , it is love for others . Kate Harding did not understand this . She was willing , as she thought , to dare all things , and even ...
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... him a great deal as he raked the hay in long low ridges , ready for the next person to pile it into cocks . Martin Bourke was fond of children , so he was delighted to find that Lucy liked his company , 14 THE MANOR FARM.
... him a great deal as he raked the hay in long low ridges , ready for the next person to pile it into cocks . Martin Bourke was fond of children , so he was delighted to find that Lucy liked his company , 14 THE MANOR FARM.
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... , " I think when the mother has taken such care of them , that it would be a shame to take one of her children from her ; besides , the little things must be much hap- B pier here than they would be , shut up in THE HAY - FIELD 17.
... , " I think when the mother has taken such care of them , that it would be a shame to take one of her children from her ; besides , the little things must be much hap- B pier here than they would be , shut up in THE HAY - FIELD 17.
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