The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... sisters in a square old- fashioned room before a bright coal fire . We move to a window and stand peering out . The panes are frosty and blurred , and Margaret and Jessie blow and then rub with their fingers . Using all my strength I ...
... sisters in a square old- fashioned room before a bright coal fire . We move to a window and stand peering out . The panes are frosty and blurred , and Margaret and Jessie blow and then rub with their fingers . Using all my strength I ...
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... sisters lean out and shout , “ We won , we won " . As if by one movement , five heads are lowered , five mouths close , five pairs of eyes widen . The littlest Purves tumbles backwards and remains a small dark spot in the snow . The ...
... sisters lean out and shout , “ We won , we won " . As if by one movement , five heads are lowered , five mouths close , five pairs of eyes widen . The littlest Purves tumbles backwards and remains a small dark spot in the snow . The ...
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... sisters laughed and said , " Not at all - he didn't notice you at first and didn't want you to feel badly about it , that's all . " Father was delighted with him . A few years before they had ridden down to Princeton on the same train ...
... sisters laughed and said , " Not at all - he didn't notice you at first and didn't want you to feel badly about it , that's all . " Father was delighted with him . A few years before they had ridden down to Princeton on the same train ...
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