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Just a few more steps , dear . There you are ! " this last as she landed him , safe
but trembling , upon the wharf . “ Now I'll go back for your bags . " But when she
turned she collided with them , for penitent New England had carried them down
...
Just a few more steps , dear . There you are ! " this last as she landed him , safe
but trembling , upon the wharf . “ Now I'll go back for your bags . " But when she
turned she collided with them , for penitent New England had carried them down
...
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Then after whizzing a full quarter of a mile in silence he ended the sentence , “
For you never would be able to walk it , would you ? ” " No , " she answered
thoughtfully . Her few steps from the car to the store had taught her that hot sand
can ...
Then after whizzing a full quarter of a mile in silence he ended the sentence , “
For you never would be able to walk it , would you ? ” " No , " she answered
thoughtfully . Her few steps from the car to the store had taught her that hot sand
can ...
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“Now, come, open up,” ordered Mr. Hopkins abruptly, plungingly ascending the
veranda steps, loudly jingling keys in his hand. One might have thought that the
load was threatening to come back to his mind, and that he was performing noisy
...
“Now, come, open up,” ordered Mr. Hopkins abruptly, plungingly ascending the
veranda steps, loudly jingling keys in his hand. One might have thought that the
load was threatening to come back to his mind, and that he was performing noisy
...
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she asked, turning to him pleasantly when she reached the porch steps. She was
aching for a clash, and was sorry to see that opportunity for it was fading, for,
above her, her grandfather was struggling to his feet, preparing to greet the guest
.
she asked, turning to him pleasantly when she reached the porch steps. She was
aching for a clash, and was sorry to see that opportunity for it was fading, for,
above her, her grandfather was struggling to his feet, preparing to greet the guest
.
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Having a guide who knew the way she could revel in the newness of the wood -
road without being afraid of getting lost in its everlasting sameness . Not only was
the air full of balsam , but every step of the foot released additional supply , for ...
Having a guide who knew the way she could revel in the newness of the wood -
road without being afraid of getting lost in its everlasting sameness . Not only was
the air full of balsam , but every step of the foot released additional supply , for ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | McAllister's Grove American Fiction, 1774-1920 |
| 著者 | Marion Hill |
| 版 | 6 |
| 出版社 | D. Appleton, 1917 |
| 書籍の提供元 | ニューヨーク公共図書館 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年10月27日 |
| ページ数 | 3 ページ |
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