Relfe brothers' model reading-books, in prose and verse, ed., with notes and intr. by R.F. Charles, Volum 4Richard Fletcher Charles 1882 |
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Pàgina 18
... never wasted my powder and shot upon anything that I could take with my hands . Having stood for a few seconds , he slowly advanced , keeping his nose to the ground . On he came . He put his fore - feet on my legs , and stared me full ...
... never wasted my powder and shot upon anything that I could take with my hands . Having stood for a few seconds , he slowly advanced , keeping his nose to the ground . On he came . He put his fore - feet on my legs , and stared me full ...
Pàgina 21
... never seen in field or house , The like , sat still and silent as a mouse : Only projecting , with attention due , Her whisker'd face , she ask'd him , " Who are you ? " On to the hall went I , with pace not slow , But swift as ...
... never seen in field or house , The like , sat still and silent as a mouse : Only projecting , with attention due , Her whisker'd face , she ask'd him , " Who are you ? " On to the hall went I , with pace not slow , But swift as ...
Pàgina 22
... never to come there no more . W. Cowper . V. PETERKIN AND HIS CAT . * ONE day , while Peterkin and I were seated beside our table , on which dinner was spread , Jack came up from the beach , and flinging down his axe ex- claimed ...
... never to come there no more . W. Cowper . V. PETERKIN AND HIS CAT . * ONE day , while Peterkin and I were seated beside our table , on which dinner was spread , Jack came up from the beach , and flinging down his axe ex- claimed ...
Pàgina 24
... a little surprised at this — indeed I may almost say alarmed -for , although Peterkin was undoubtedly fond of talking , we had never up to this time found him talking to himself . We listened intently , and still 24 Peterkin and his Cat .
... a little surprised at this — indeed I may almost say alarmed -for , although Peterkin was undoubtedly fond of talking , we had never up to this time found him talking to himself . We listened intently , and still 24 Peterkin and his Cat .
Pàgina 32
... that , having once reached the sea , he would never think of coming back . But such an act of desertion formed no part of Toby's plan , On the contrary , and as if to reassure our minds , he made 32 A Pet Cormorant .
... that , having once reached the sea , he would never think of coming back . But such an act of desertion formed no part of Toby's plan , On the contrary , and as if to reassure our minds , he made 32 A Pet Cormorant .
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