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59 Tom played about with some kittens who occupied the hearth , and with a goat
who walked demurely in at the open door , while their host and Benjy spread the
table for dinner , and was soon engaged in conflict with the cold meat to which ...
59 Tom played about with some kittens who occupied the hearth , and with a goat
who walked demurely in at the open door , while their host and Benjy spread the
table for dinner , and was soon engaged in conflict with the cold meat to which ...
Pagina 75
Tom , however , escaped the penalty by pleading “ primum tempus ; " and having
written a second letter to his mother enclosing some forgetme - nots , which he
picked on their first half - holiday walk , felt quite happy again , and began to ...
Tom , however , escaped the penalty by pleading “ primum tempus ; " and having
written a second letter to his mother enclosing some forgetme - nots , which he
picked on their first half - holiday walk , felt quite happy again , and began to ...
Pagina 108
... and when he got up and walked off to the fire , at the small boys round him ,
some of whom were reading , and the rest talking in whispers to one another , or
stealing one another ' s bread , or shooting pellets , or digging their forks through
...
... and when he got up and walked off to the fire , at the small boys round him ,
some of whom were reading , and the rest talking in whispers to one another , or
stealing one another ' s bread , or shooting pellets , or digging their forks through
...
Pagina 129
Oh , over here , just opposite ; " and they crossed the street , and walked into the
cleanest little frontroom of a small house , half parlour , half shop , and bought a
pound of most particular sausages ; East talking pleasantly to Mrs . Porter while ...
Oh , over here , just opposite ; " and they crossed the street , and walked into the
cleanest little frontroom of a small house , half parlour , half shop , and bought a
pound of most particular sausages ; East talking pleasantly to Mrs . Porter while ...
Pagina 154
... or walked round the gravelwalk in parties of two or three . East still doing the
cicerone , pointed out all the remarkable characters to Tom as they passed ;
Osbert , who could throw a cricket - ball from the little - side ground over the rook
trees ...
... or walked round the gravelwalk in parties of two or three . East still doing the
cicerone , pointed out all the remarkable characters to Tom as they passed ;
Osbert , who could throw a cricket - ball from the little - side ground over the rook
trees ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | School Days at Rugby Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood |
| Auteur | Thomas Hughes |
| Editie | 5 |
| Uitgever | Ticknor and Fields, 1858 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Virginia |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 5 aug 2008 |
| Lengte | 405 pagina's |
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