Mr. Meeson's Will, Band 13B. Tauchnitz, 1888 - 287 Seiten |
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... Dick , her little boy , who slept with his nurse in another cabin . Augusta rose and went with her , and they both kissed the sleeping child , a bonny boy of five , and then they kissed each other and separated for the night . Some ...
... Dick , her little boy , who slept with his nurse in another cabin . Augusta rose and went with her , and they both kissed the sleeping child , a bonny boy of five , and then they kissed each other and separated for the night . Some ...
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... little difficulty . There was a light in it , and the first glance showed her that the nurse had gone ; gone , and ... Dick , Dick ! " she said , shaking him . He yawned and sat up , and then threw himself down again saying ...
... little difficulty . There was a light in it , and the first glance showed her that the nurse had gone ; gone , and ... Dick , Dick ! " she said , shaking him . He yawned and sat up , and then threw himself down again saying ...
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... little Dick slept like a top upon her bosom , sheltered by her arms and the blanket from the cold and penetrating spray . In the bottom of the boat lay Mr. Meeson , to whom Augusta , pitying his condition - for he was shivering ...
... little Dick slept like a top upon her bosom , sheltered by her arms and the blanket from the cold and penetrating spray . In the bottom of the boat lay Mr. Meeson , to whom Augusta , pitying his condition - for he was shivering ...
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... little Dick by telling him sto- ries . Nobody knows how hard she found it to have to invent stories when she was thus overwhelmed with misfortune ; but it was the only way of keeping the poor child from crying , as the sense of cold and ...
... little Dick by telling him sto- ries . Nobody knows how hard she found it to have to invent stories when she was thus overwhelmed with misfortune ; but it was the only way of keeping the poor child from crying , as the sense of cold and ...
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... little Dick , who had slept soundly throughout the night and appeared to be none the worse . She took him outside the hut and 116 MR . MEESON'S WILL .
... little Dick , who had slept soundly throughout the night and appeared to be none the worse . She took him outside the hut and 116 MR . MEESON'S WILL .
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