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Pagina 31
One of the results of this system was the perpetual despair of Mrs . Brown ' s cook
and own maid , who no sooner had a notable girl made to their hands , - than
Missus was sure to find a good place for her and send her off , taking in fresh ...
One of the results of this system was the perpetual despair of Mrs . Brown ' s cook
and own maid , who no sooner had a notable girl made to their hands , - than
Missus was sure to find a good place for her and send her off , taking in fresh ...
Pagina 35
... of deceased Browns . How his grandfather , in the early days of the great war ,
when there was much distress and crime in the Vale , and the magistrates had
been threatened by the mob , had ridden in with a big stick in his hand , and held
...
... of deceased Browns . How his grandfather , in the early days of the great war ,
when there was much distress and crime in the Vale , and the magistrates had
been threatened by the mob , had ridden in with a big stick in his hand , and held
...
Pagina 39
39 tered the old man and the child , hand - in - hand , early on the afternoon of
the day before the feast , and wandered all round the ground , which was already
being occupied by the “ cheap Jacks , " with their green covered carts and ...
39 tered the old man and the child , hand - in - hand , early on the afternoon of
the day before the feast , and wandered all round the ground , which was already
being occupied by the “ cheap Jacks , " with their green covered carts and ...
Pagina 40
Benjy graciously shakes hands with the speaker , who has left our village for
some years , but has come over for Veast - day on a visit to an old gossip , and
gently indicates the heir apparent of the Browns . « Bless his little heart ? I must gi
' un ...
Benjy graciously shakes hands with the speaker , who has left our village for
some years , but has come over for Veast - day on a visit to an old gossip , and
gently indicates the heir apparent of the Browns . « Bless his little heart ? I must gi
' un ...
Pagina 42
Of course every time he moves , the bell must ring , as he has no hand to hold it ,
and so the dozen blindfolded men have to catch him . This they cannot always
manage if he is a lively fellow , but half of them always rush into the arms of the ...
Of course every time he moves , the bell must ring , as he has no hand to hold it ,
and so the dozen blindfolded men have to catch him . This they cannot always
manage if he is a lively fellow , but half of them always rush into the arms of the ...
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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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