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Other Spellers 217
sented him a loaf of bread, part of a cheese, some meat and cake, a jug of milk, and some apples ; with a snug basket to put them all in : so that he had as much as he could carry. He told them he was very much obliged; but he chose to work and pay for what he had if they would |
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The Little Sawyer. |
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From Jones's Analytical Spelling Book.
let him. They said he might see to that another time. We are going, said Mrs. Corbon, to send the things to your mother. Frank hurried back, tugging his load, and the whole family cried for joy. Bless your dear heart, said his poor blind father; come here and let me get hold of you. |
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