Beauchamp: Or The Error, Volumen 2Smith, Elder and Company, 1848 |
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... father with a cry of delight , exclaiming , “ There's my daddy — there's my daddy ! " and the poacher sprang forward ... father's breast and prattling 14 BEAUCHAMP : OR ,
... father with a cry of delight , exclaiming , “ There's my daddy — there's my daddy ! " and the poacher sprang forward ... father's breast and prattling 14 BEAUCHAMP : OR ,
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Or The Error George Payne Rainsford James. The child was nestling on his father's breast and prattling to him ; but in a moment the man started and turned pale , exclaiming , " Fire ! —the place burnt ! What in ... father's breast ...
Or The Error George Payne Rainsford James. The child was nestling on his father's breast and prattling to him ; but in a moment the man started and turned pale , exclaiming , " Fire ! —the place burnt ! What in ... father's breast ...
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... father . " But the fire , " he added , " how could the place take fire ? " " That nasty cross man set it on fire , daddy , I'm sure , " said the boy ; " the man that was there this morning . He came when you were away , and he wouldn't ...
... father . " But the fire , " he added , " how could the place take fire ? " " That nasty cross man set it on fire , daddy , I'm sure , " said the boy ; " the man that was there this morning . He came when you were away , and he wouldn't ...
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... fathers and mothers , relations , guardians , and friends have pronounced to be insurmount- able . At all events , Ned Hayward made up his mind that it was his duty not to abandon his pursuit so long as there was a chance of its being ...
... fathers and mothers , relations , guardians , and friends have pronounced to be insurmount- able . At all events , Ned Hayward made up his mind that it was his duty not to abandon his pursuit so long as there was a chance of its being ...
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... father if he laid the information against him before Sir John . " 66 Humph ! " said Ned Hayward ; " but then , " he thought , " I am rather hard upon the man , too . The idea of any one in cold blood firing a shot at his own father is ...
... father if he laid the information against him before Sir John . " 66 Humph ! " said Ned Hayward ; " but then , " he thought , " I am rather hard upon the man , too . The idea of any one in cold blood firing a shot at his own father is ...
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