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... frightened at the idea of being left alone with this unknown lady , but something in Miss Elwyn's face and smile . reassured her , and she was very soon quite at her ease . The sketch was of course the chief topic of conversation at ...
... frightened at the idea of being left alone with this unknown lady , but something in Miss Elwyn's face and smile . reassured her , and she was very soon quite at her ease . The sketch was of course the chief topic of conversation at ...
Page 12
... frighten Kate . ) " I feel sure when you are a few years older you will not think so ; but just look how beautifully the sun shines on the plumage of that white pigeon on the roof ; how kind of him to perch himself exactly where I want ...
... frighten Kate . ) " I feel sure when you are a few years older you will not think so ; but just look how beautifully the sun shines on the plumage of that white pigeon on the roof ; how kind of him to perch himself exactly where I want ...
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... , " said Kate , " and they sent me away , and I went down - stairs , and saw Harry bleeding to death , and I was so frightened that I ran away . " C There was no time to waste in remonstrat- ing with THE CAGED SINGING - BIRD 33.
... , " said Kate , " and they sent me away , and I went down - stairs , and saw Harry bleeding to death , and I was so frightened that I ran away . " C There was no time to waste in remonstrat- ing with THE CAGED SINGING - BIRD 33.
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... frightened , however ; on the contrary , he looked upon his discovery with . delight , and lost no time in mounting to the belfry window . Then , notwithstanding dust and cobwebs , he succeeded in getting in . It was so dark at first ...
... frightened , however ; on the contrary , he looked upon his discovery with . delight , and lost no time in mounting to the belfry window . Then , notwithstanding dust and cobwebs , he succeeded in getting in . It was so dark at first ...
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... frighten Long John , " thought Alfred . He was getting very hungry , and he knew it must be supper - time , so his desire to escape from his unpleasant position increased . " I have not got an owl's nest after all , " thought he , " but ...
... frighten Long John , " thought Alfred . He was getting very hungry , and he knew it must be supper - time , so his desire to escape from his unpleasant position increased . " I have not got an owl's nest after all , " thought he , " but ...
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