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... expect . ' ' Alas ! poor boy ! ' rejoined his mother , with a melancholy smile , ' what canst thou do to maintain us both , thou who thyself needest care and instruc- tion ? No , no ; the hearts of the charitable are now our only ...
... expect . ' ' Alas ! poor boy ! ' rejoined his mother , with a melancholy smile , ' what canst thou do to maintain us both , thou who thyself needest care and instruc- tion ? No , no ; the hearts of the charitable are now our only ...
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... leaving Max standing at the door . Max felt very anxious , for he thought it was not reasonable to expect much con- sideration from one who had been so angry on account of a trifling disturbance . Then he wondered that 50 MAX WILD .
... leaving Max standing at the door . Max felt very anxious , for he thought it was not reasonable to expect much con- sideration from one who had been so angry on account of a trifling disturbance . Then he wondered that 50 MAX WILD .
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... expect to see him . Yes , in a fort- night so he writes . Pshaw ! nonsense ! well , that will be a jubilee - and I'm as proud of the boy as if he were my own . Yes , that I am ! ' And waving aloft the letter the old man jumped about the ...
... expect to see him . Yes , in a fort- night so he writes . Pshaw ! nonsense ! well , that will be a jubilee - and I'm as proud of the boy as if he were my own . Yes , that I am ! ' And waving aloft the letter the old man jumped about the ...
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... in all coming years , as long as it will hold together . Dress yourselves as you like for me , but don't expect me to lay aside my grandfather's coat . ' There was a profound silence while he spoke , and THE YOUNG STUDENT . 163.
... in all coming years , as long as it will hold together . Dress yourselves as you like for me , but don't expect me to lay aside my grandfather's coat . ' There was a profound silence while he spoke , and THE YOUNG STUDENT . 163.
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... expect too much from his school- days ; but never could he picture anything so sad as 170 the present reality . said at last ; ' perhaps. A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER . JOURNEY TO THE HARZ MOUNTAINS . A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER,
... expect too much from his school- days ; but never could he picture anything so sad as 170 the present reality . said at last ; ' perhaps. A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER . JOURNEY TO THE HARZ MOUNTAINS . A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER,
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