The Vicar of Wakefield: A TaleJesper Harding, 1847 - 288 страница |
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... with more solemnity than before . ' Surely , my dear , you jest , ' cried my wife ; we can walk it perfectly well ; we want no coach to carry us now . You mistake , 6 • child , ' returned I , 6 we do want 28 VICAR OF WAKEFIELD .
... with more solemnity than before . ' Surely , my dear , you jest , ' cried my wife ; we can walk it perfectly well ; we want no coach to carry us now . You mistake , 6 • child , ' returned I , 6 we do want 28 VICAR OF WAKEFIELD .
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... dear , what do you think of our new visiter ? Don't you think he seemed to be good - na- tured ? ' ' Immensely so , indeed , mamma , ' replied she ; ' I think he has a great deal to say upon every thing , and is never at a loss ; and ...
... dear , what do you think of our new visiter ? Don't you think he seemed to be good - na- tured ? ' ' Immensely so , indeed , mamma , ' replied she ; ' I think he has a great deal to say upon every thing , and is never at a loss ; and ...
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... dear . I believe there are but few that can do that I never dispute your abilities at mak- ing a goose - pie , and I beg you'll leave argument to me . ' As I spoke , Mr. Bur- chell entered the house , and was welcom- ed by the family ...
... dear . I believe there are but few that can do that I never dispute your abilities at mak- ing a goose - pie , and I beg you'll leave argument to me . ' As I spoke , Mr. Bur- chell entered the house , and was welcom- ed by the family ...
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... dear , ' cried I to my wife , ' give these boys a lump of sugar each , and let Dick's be the largest , because he spoke first . ' In the morning early I called out my family to help at saving an after - growth of hay , and our guest ...
... dear , ' cried I to my wife , ' give these boys a lump of sugar each , and let Dick's be the largest , because he spoke first . ' In the morning early I called out my family to help at saving an after - growth of hay , and our guest ...
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... dear , ' cried she to me , ' I'll fairly own , that it was I that instructed my girls to encour- age our landlofd's addresses . I had al- ways some ambition , and you now as that I was right ; for , who knows how this may end ? ' ' Ay ...
... dear , ' cried she to me , ' I'll fairly own , that it was I that instructed my girls to encour- age our landlofd's addresses . I had al- ways some ambition , and you now as that I was right ; for , who knows how this may end ? ' ' Ay ...
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