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 Youthby Caleb Bartlett, 1829 - 298 páginas |
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... thing to life . By degrees it began to stir more freely , and every motion it made conveyed joy to her little heart . 8. This success encouraged her to proceed ; she crumbled some of her bread into her pan , and taking it up in her ...
... thing to life . By degrees it began to stir more freely , and every motion it made conveyed joy to her little heart . 8. This success encouraged her to proceed ; she crumbled some of her bread into her pan , and taking it up in her ...
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... 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 not but it would be a ...
... 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 not but it would be a ...
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... thing before you ? You cannot have yet for- gotten how dull every thing appeared to us yesterday ; the ground was parched up for want of rain ; the flowers had lost their colour , and hung their heads in langour ; and , in short , all ...
... thing before you ? You cannot have yet for- gotten how dull every thing appeared to us yesterday ; the ground was parched up for want of rain ; the flowers had lost their colour , and hung their heads in langour ; and , in short , all ...
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... thing to be considered was , what they should do with them . The youngest sister , being of a mild and ten der ... things as they wished , gave up the point without much hesita- tion ; for their brother had already begun to strip the ...
... thing to be considered was , what they should do with them . The youngest sister , being of a mild and ten der ... things as they wished , gave up the point without much hesita- tion ; for their brother had already begun to strip the ...
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... thing . So long as her mother's illness had the least appearance of danger , she never quitted her pillow , and neither threats nor commands could prevail on her to take the least repose . 9. Their mother , however , at length recovered ...
... thing . So long as her mother's illness had the least appearance of danger , she never quitted her pillow , and neither threats nor commands could prevail on her to take the least repose . 9. Their mother , however , at length recovered ...
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