Our Boys and Girls, Volúmenes 7-8Oliver Optic Lee and Shepard, 1870 |
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... miss . He will not hurt anything , " said I , as the young lady was again alarmed by the last move of the bear . " He is quite harmless . " " I am afraid he will bite me ... Miss Dornwood , " she added , supplement- OUR BOYS AND GIRLS . 5.
... miss . He will not hurt anything , " said I , as the young lady was again alarmed by the last move of the bear . " He is quite harmless . " " I am afraid he will bite me ... Miss Dornwood , " she added , supplement- OUR BOYS AND GIRLS . 5.
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... Miss Dornwood , " she added , supplement- ing my question . " No , I thank you . I thought he was a wild bear . " " No , he is as tame as a kitten . He only wanted to shake hands with you . I am sure he would not hurt any one . " 66 ...
... Miss Dornwood , " she added , supplement- ing my question . " No , I thank you . I thought he was a wild bear . " " No , he is as tame as a kitten . He only wanted to shake hands with you . I am sure he would not hurt any one . " 66 ...
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... Miss Dornwood attracted my at- Page 22 . tention . Turning my head to ascertain what amused them , I saw the bear standing on his hind legs , and extending his paw , as he had done to me , evidently wishing to shake hands with the new ...
... Miss Dornwood attracted my at- Page 22 . tention . Turning my head to ascertain what amused them , I saw the bear standing on his hind legs , and extending his paw , as he had done to me , evidently wishing to shake hands with the new ...
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... Miss Dornwood . " When I knew he was loose , I hastened to find him , lest the landlord should put his threat into execution , " continued Captain Portman , caressing the bear . " He makes so much trouble that I am afraid I shall have ...
... Miss Dornwood . " When I knew he was loose , I hastened to find him , lest the landlord should put his threat into execution , " continued Captain Portman , caressing the bear . " He makes so much trouble that I am afraid I shall have ...
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... Miss Dornwood , struggling to repress her tears at his unkind treatment . " Come , Bruin , old fellow , don't shook. the first had been . " Do you pick up acquaint- ances in this manner without my knowledge ? " " Why , Charles ! " I saw ...
... Miss Dornwood , struggling to repress her tears at his unkind treatment . " Come , Bruin , old fellow , don't shook. the first had been . " Do you pick up acquaint- ances in this manner without my knowledge ? " " Why , Charles ! " I saw ...
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