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... morning on the grass to avoid the ravages of the wasteful broom . A great eight - day clock , with a moon on its face , is the most conspicuous ornament of the com- mon or " keepin ' - room ; " but there is , be- sides this , in a ...
... morning on the grass to avoid the ravages of the wasteful broom . A great eight - day clock , with a moon on its face , is the most conspicuous ornament of the com- mon or " keepin ' - room ; " but there is , be- sides this , in a ...
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... morning . Nay , so entirely had this idea taken possession of him , that when , after several restless hours , he had at length fallen asleep , he knocked the skin completely off his knuckles in an encounter with the bed - post , which ...
... morning . Nay , so entirely had this idea taken possession of him , that when , after several restless hours , he had at length fallen asleep , he knocked the skin completely off his knuckles in an encounter with the bed - post , which ...
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... Mr. Hay , " and the night stormy , - wouldn't it be better to wait till morning ? " " If it be only the road and the storm , " said Mr. Thurston , - " our driver is well ac- quainted with your roads , and if there is no FOREST LIFE . 29.
... Mr. Hay , " and the night stormy , - wouldn't it be better to wait till morning ? " " If it be only the road and the storm , " said Mr. Thurston , - " our driver is well ac- quainted with your roads , and if there is no FOREST LIFE . 29.
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... , she felt unprepared and un- comfortable . In reply to his question , she said , in a voice as low as his own , " I cannot re- ceive a visit here , but if you will come in the morning , I will ride over with you to FOREST LIFE . 43.
... , she felt unprepared and un- comfortable . In reply to his question , she said , in a voice as low as his own , " I cannot re- ceive a visit here , but if you will come in the morning , I will ride over with you to FOREST LIFE . 43.
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Caroline Matilda Kirkland. the morning , I will ride over with you to my father's . " He bowed proudly , and without speaking ; and , turning his horse's head , rode away evidently dissatisfied ; and Seymour Bullitt , not entering as ...
Caroline Matilda Kirkland. the morning , I will ride over with you to my father's . " He bowed proudly , and without speaking ; and , turning his horse's head , rode away evidently dissatisfied ; and Seymour Bullitt , not entering as ...
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| Title | Forest Life, Volume 2 Forest Life, Caroline Matilda Kirkland Volume 2 of Forest life, by the author of 'A new home', Caroline Matilda Kirkland |
| Author | Caroline Matilda Kirkland |
| Publisher | Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1842 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2006 |
| Length | 484 pages |
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