The Third Primary Reader, Consisting of Extracts in Prose and Verse: With Exercises in Enunciation. For the Use of the Highest Classes in Primary SchoolsHickling, Swan & Brewer, 1859 |
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... Eliza , started up , and was hastily going away , when her mother called her back . Mrs. F. Do not go , Eliza ; I want you to stay by me . • Eliza . Dear mother , I can never bear to see you bled . Mrs. F. Why not ? What harm will it do ...
... Eliza , started up , and was hastily going away , when her mother called her back . Mrs. F. Do not go , Eliza ; I want you to stay by me . • Eliza . Dear mother , I can never bear to see you bled . Mrs. F. Why not ? What harm will it do ...
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... ELIZA BARLOW was an amiable little girl . She was kind and gentle , and had a great many other good and agreeable qualities ; but she had one great fault that made her very troublesome to her friends . 192 THE THIRD PRIMARY READER . The ...
... ELIZA BARLOW was an amiable little girl . She was kind and gentle , and had a great many other good and agreeable qualities ; but she had one great fault that made her very troublesome to her friends . 192 THE THIRD PRIMARY READER . The ...
Page 194
... Eliza's among the rest . This hill - field was at some little distance from the house , and lay on the sloping side of a hill . It was sheltered from the north by trees , and lay open to the sun on the south ; and here , particularly at ...
... Eliza's among the rest . This hill - field was at some little distance from the house , and lay on the sloping side of a hill . It was sheltered from the north by trees , and lay open to the sun on the south ; and here , particularly at ...
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... Eliza's cousin , Margaret , was the first to recover her recollection , and told the rest of the children to run with all speed to the house for help , while she would go down to the pond to see if she could render any assistance . In ...
... Eliza's cousin , Margaret , was the first to recover her recollection , and told the rest of the children to run with all speed to the house for help , while she would go down to the pond to see if she could render any assistance . In ...
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... Eliza and Margaret must have been exhausted before any help could have come to them . They were not , either of them , in the end , much the worse for the adventure ; but Eliza was obliged to spend the rest of the day in bed , instead ...
... Eliza and Margaret must have been exhausted before any help could have come to them . They were not , either of them , in the end , much the worse for the adventure ; but Eliza was obliged to spend the rest of the day in bed , instead ...
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