The Normal First[-fifth] Reader: By Albert N. Raub ...Porter & Coates, 1878 |
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... leap , you have a decided inclina- tion to think twice about the matter before you risk it . You first dive at the foot of the cliff , and satisfy yourself that there is sufficient depth of water . You watch one after another of your ...
... leap , you have a decided inclina- tion to think twice about the matter before you risk it . You first dive at the foot of the cliff , and satisfy yourself that there is sufficient depth of water . You watch one after another of your ...
Pagina 350
... leap out ! -leap out ! " bang , bang , the sledges go . 3 . Leap out , leap out , my masters 350 NORMAL FIFTH READER .
... leap out ! -leap out ! " bang , bang , the sledges go . 3 . Leap out , leap out , my masters 350 NORMAL FIFTH READER .
Pagina 351
... leap out , my masters ; leap out and lay on load ! Let's forge a goodly anchor , a bower , thick and broad ; For a heart of oak is hanging on every blow , I bode , And I see the good ship riding , all in a perilous road ; The low reef ...
... leap out , my masters ; leap out and lay on load ! Let's forge a goodly anchor , a bower , thick and broad ; For a heart of oak is hanging on every blow , I bode , And I see the good ship riding , all in a perilous road ; The low reef ...
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