Mrs Beer's HouseMacmillan, 1968 - 240 стор. |
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... given up their home and their independence to look after her , and yet she had repeatedly and unreasonably taken offence at Jack's gardening and Olly's house- keeping , always in my grandfather's name . Jack would be accused of digging ...
... given up their home and their independence to look after her , and yet she had repeatedly and unreasonably taken offence at Jack's gardening and Olly's house- keeping , always in my grandfather's name . Jack would be accused of digging ...
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... given two purses , one very pretty and one nothing like so attractive . Mother at once assured me that I had no need for two purses and that I was going to send one of them to the little girls at the Orphanage . I soon became fairly ...
... given two purses , one very pretty and one nothing like so attractive . Mother at once assured me that I had no need for two purses and that I was going to send one of them to the little girls at the Orphanage . I soon became fairly ...
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... given back which had been marked out of twenty . Before the books were returned Miss Skinner discussed the work and singled me out for praise . Then as the books were being handed round , Miss Skinner asked me to give out some other ...
... given back which had been marked out of twenty . Before the books were returned Miss Skinner discussed the work and singled me out for praise . Then as the books were being handed round , Miss Skinner asked me to give out some other ...
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