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Lastly , the third one came , with the same intention , but the others screamed out , “ Keep away ! For goodness ' sake , keep away ! " But she , not knowing why she was to keep away , thought , “ Why should I not be there , if they are ...
Lastly , the third one came , with the same intention , but the others screamed out , “ Keep away ! For goodness ' sake , keep away ! " But she , not knowing why she was to keep away , thought , “ Why should I not be there , if they are ...
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“ Keep that iron a cherry red , I'm a - tellin ' you , ” shouted Bean Hole , as he gave directions . “ Hold it on long enough to do more'n singe the hair . Wait till it smells like the Devil's own stithy , and looks like the whole ...
“ Keep that iron a cherry red , I'm a - tellin ' you , ” shouted Bean Hole , as he gave directions . “ Hold it on long enough to do more'n singe the hair . Wait till it smells like the Devil's own stithy , and looks like the whole ...
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Could not he keep his chest with him all the voyage ? ” asked Phonny . " No , " said Beechnut ; " the chests , and all large parcels of baggage belonging to the passengers , must be sent down into the hold of the ship out of the way .
Could not he keep his chest with him all the voyage ? ” asked Phonny . " No , " said Beechnut ; " the chests , and all large parcels of baggage belonging to the passengers , must be sent down into the hold of the ship out of the way .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A Book of Children's Literature |
| Editor | Lillian Hollowell |
| Publisher | Farrar & Rinehart, Incorporated, 1939 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 1 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 942 pages |
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