The Juvenile Mentor; Or Select Readings; Being American School Class Book, No. 3: Containing Progressive Lessons in Orthoepy, Reading and Speaking : Adapted to the Comprehension of YouthCaleb Bartlett, 1826 - 298 páginas |
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... seemed as if it were breathing its last . 18. He went up close to it ; but it was unable even to chirp , and the poor little creature had hardly strength enough to breathe . He called to him his little Amelia , and asked her what was ...
... seemed as if it were breathing its last . 18. He went up close to it ; but it was unable even to chirp , and the poor little creature had hardly strength enough to breathe . He called to him his little Amelia , and asked her what was ...
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... seemed to forbode any thing in his favour . 4. Notwithstanding all this , he gave his father the most flat- tering hopes that it would still be a fair day , and that these un- favourable appearances would soon be dispersed . He doubted ...
... seemed to forbode any thing in his favour . 4. Notwithstanding all this , he gave his father the most flat- tering hopes that it would still be a fair day , and that these un- favourable appearances would soon be dispersed . He doubted ...
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... seemed to be in a state of inaction . What can be the reason that nature has so suddenly put on such a different aspect ? ' That is easily accounted for , said the little boy ; it undoubtedly is occasioned by the rain that has fallen to ...
... seemed to be in a state of inaction . What can be the reason that nature has so suddenly put on such a different aspect ? ' That is easily accounted for , said the little boy ; it undoubtedly is occasioned by the rain that has fallen to ...
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... seemed very sorry for his mother's illness ; but Emily , with the softest looks and most languishing countenance , fancied she perceived in her mother an abatement of her accus- tomed rigour towards her , and far surpassed her brother ...
... seemed very sorry for his mother's illness ; but Emily , with the softest looks and most languishing countenance , fancied she perceived in her mother an abatement of her accus- tomed rigour towards her , and far surpassed her brother ...
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... seemed to feel more for their father than for themselves . Bertrand then divided the small portion of bread into seven equal shares , one of which he kept for himself , and gave to the rest each its lot . 6. But one of them , named ...
... seemed to feel more for their father than for themselves . Bertrand then divided the small portion of bread into seven equal shares , one of which he kept for himself , and gave to the rest each its lot . 6. But one of them , named ...
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