The Open Question: A Tale of Two TemperamentsW. Heinemann, 1898 - 419 lappuses |
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... hand , dismissing them . Sensation in the crowd , and some whispering . Jerry senior created a diversion by pulling himself together and venturing up one of the long low steps of the veranda . He held out two coal - black hands with ...
... hand , dismissing them . Sensation in the crowd , and some whispering . Jerry senior created a diversion by pulling himself together and venturing up one of the long low steps of the veranda . He held out two coal - black hands with ...
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... hand , while with the other he clutched a section of green melon . Put dat down , yo ' greedy gump ! ' - his grandmother clouted him over the head till he , too , joined in the general lamentation - stuffin ' yo'self wid water - million ...
... hand , while with the other he clutched a section of green melon . Put dat down , yo ' greedy gump ! ' - his grandmother clouted him over the head till he , too , joined in the general lamentation - stuffin ' yo'self wid water - million ...
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... stoops ' of the houses of the prettiest girls . In the mild weather , too , sometimes com- bining a picnic with the pursuit of knowledge , he would make up a party to go to Black Hand or Cedar Rock ΙΟ THE OPEN QUESTION.
... stoops ' of the houses of the prettiest girls . In the mild weather , too , sometimes com- bining a picnic with the pursuit of knowledge , he would make up a party to go to Black Hand or Cedar Rock ΙΟ THE OPEN QUESTION.
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A Tale of Two Temperaments Elizabeth Robins. a party to go to Black Hand or Cedar Rock , where the hills were rich in fossils , and sometimes he would go farther afield to find specimens in the coal seams of the region . In winter there ...
A Tale of Two Temperaments Elizabeth Robins. a party to go to Black Hand or Cedar Rock , where the hills were rich in fossils , and sometimes he would go farther afield to find specimens in the coal seams of the region . In winter there ...
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... hand , and then pushed a straight - backed horse- hair chair a little nearer the fire . In the mere speaking of her name his twang made instant attack upon the Southerner's nerves . It passed through the man's mind presently that Mrs ...
... hand , and then pushed a straight - backed horse- hair chair a little nearer the fire . In the mere speaking of her name his twang made instant attack upon the Southerner's nerves . It passed through the man's mind presently that Mrs ...
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