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Pagina 47
She flushes and turns pale ; her old aunt catches hold of her , saying , “ Bless ' ee
, child , doan ' t ' ee go a ' nigst it ; ” but she breaks away , and runs towards the
stage calling his name . Willum keeps up his guard stoutly , but glances for a ...
She flushes and turns pale ; her old aunt catches hold of her , saying , “ Bless ' ee
, child , doan ' t ' ee go a ' nigst it ; ” but she breaks away , and runs towards the
stage calling his name . Willum keeps up his guard stoutly , but glances for a ...
Pagina 48
... watching the play , saying he should like to cross a stick wi ' the prodigalish
young chap . The crowd cheer and begin to chaff Joe , who turns up his nose and
swaggers across to the sticks . " Imp ' dent old wosbird ! ” says he , “ I ' ll break the
...
... watching the play , saying he should like to cross a stick wi ' the prodigalish
young chap . The crowd cheer and begin to chaff Joe , who turns up his nose and
swaggers across to the sticks . " Imp ' dent old wosbird ! ” says he , “ I ' ll break the
...
Pagina 66
... time of breaking up , to go off and play in the close . The wheelwright ' s adzes
and swallows were to be forever respected , and that hero and the master
withdrew to the servants ' hall to drink the Squire ' s health , well satisfied with
their day ...
... time of breaking up , to go off and play in the close . The wheelwright ' s adzes
and swallows were to be forever respected , and that hero and the master
withdrew to the servants ' hall to drink the Squire ' s health , well satisfied with
their day ...
Pagina 77
77 spirits of the school , who never could be happy unless he was doing
something to which risk attached , easily persuaded Tom to break bounds and
visit the martins ' bank . From whence it being only a step to the toffy - shop , what
could be ...
77 spirits of the school , who never could be happy unless he was doing
something to which risk attached , easily persuaded Tom to break bounds and
visit the martins ' bank . From whence it being only a step to the toffy - shop , what
could be ...
Pagina 87
87 Then the break of dawn and the sunrise , where can they be ever seen in
perfection but from a coach roof ? You want motion and change and music to see
them in their glory ; not the music of singing - men and singing - women , but
good ...
87 Then the break of dawn and the sunrise , where can they be ever seen in
perfection but from a coach roof ? You want motion and change and music to see
them in their glory ; not the music of singing - men and singing - women , but
good ...
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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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