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more politely questioned our mother , looking up from the rushes she was busy
on . “ Great - heart wants to take Trixie and Dot back with him , up above , on a
visit . He told me so before he left last time . Shall we let them go ? “ Never with
my ...
more politely questioned our mother , looking up from the rushes she was busy
on . “ Great - heart wants to take Trixie and Dot back with him , up above , on a
visit . He told me so before he left last time . Shall we let them go ? “ Never with
my ...
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He enforced strict silence , as it looked rather as if the sufferers were trying to
frame a sentence or two in gratitude . In time , he got them together on to a larger
litter , then carefully and tenderly bore them away to his home , where he brought
...
He enforced strict silence , as it looked rather as if the sufferers were trying to
frame a sentence or two in gratitude . In time , he got them together on to a larger
litter , then carefully and tenderly bore them away to his home , where he brought
...
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He looked as if the griefs passed through had smothered the bad , and sent up
that good within him to rest upon the surface of his life for always , Do not think
that our hero was a “ saint " or hypocrite . Believe us , he GREAT - HEART .
He looked as if the griefs passed through had smothered the bad , and sent up
that good within him to rest upon the surface of his life for always , Do not think
that our hero was a “ saint " or hypocrite . Believe us , he GREAT - HEART .
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With a smile he looked down upon his little visitors , saying , “ Indeed , you have
slept well and soundly ; . what do you think the time may be now ? ” Trixie thought
it might be seven , Dot about eight . It was really — ten ! “ What , London habits ...
With a smile he looked down upon his little visitors , saying , “ Indeed , you have
slept well and soundly ; . what do you think the time may be now ? ” Trixie thought
it might be seven , Dot about eight . It was really — ten ! “ What , London habits ...
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Silently they stood , great and small , side by side , looking down with proud
indifference . Yet , even as the faces of you who read these lines change with
your varying moods , so did these dwellings in their 20 GREAT - HEART .
Silently they stood , great and small , side by side , looking down with proud
indifference . Yet , even as the faces of you who read these lines change with
your varying moods , so did these dwellings in their 20 GREAT - HEART .
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answered appeared arms asked Author beautiful better busy called certainly child church close cloth course cried crowd Crown 8vo dear door doubt excitement eyes face fancy fashion fear front further gaze give Great-heart hands happy head heart hope hour human kind knew lady leave less light lived looked maiden matter mean mind morning nature nearly never night once party passed poor Presently quiet remarked rest returned road round seemed seen side sight sitting soon sort standing steps stood stopped street sure talk tell things thought told took train travellers trees Trixie Trixie and Dot truly turned waiting walk watched window wonderful young
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Página 248 - Tis the voice of the sluggard ; I heard him complain, " You have waked me too soon, I must slumber again." As the door on its hinges, so he on his bed, Turns his sides, and his shoulders, and his heavy head. "A little more sleep, and a little more slumber...
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Great-heart |
| Autor | Cecil Clarke |
| Publicado | 1879 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 24 Jul. 2006 |
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