The Juvenile MagazineJ. Dickenson, 1875 |
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... soon as you are ready , girls , we will begin ; and don't forget that all are expected to contribute whatever information upon the subject they have . ” While the girls are arranging themselves , so that each can easily hear and be ...
... soon as you are ready , girls , we will begin ; and don't forget that all are expected to contribute whatever information upon the subject they have . ” While the girls are arranging themselves , so that each can easily hear and be ...
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... , however , succeeded in getting one , and as soon as I received it , I offered up a prayer that God would bless me A Letter to our Juvenile Missionary Collectors . 25 in 24 A Letter to our Juvenile Missionary Collectors .
... , however , succeeded in getting one , and as soon as I received it , I offered up a prayer that God would bless me A Letter to our Juvenile Missionary Collectors . 25 in 24 A Letter to our Juvenile Missionary Collectors .
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... soon have the unspeakable pleasure of telling us that a wider field is being opened . " Haste , happy day ! " is the prayer of your humble adviser , C. STAFFORD . Newcastle . When shall I wear the Crown . WHEN SHALL I 26 A Letter to our ...
... soon have the unspeakable pleasure of telling us that a wider field is being opened . " Haste , happy day ! " is the prayer of your humble adviser , C. STAFFORD . Newcastle . When shall I wear the Crown . WHEN SHALL I 26 A Letter to our ...
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... soon apparent that the seeds of consumption had taken root , and he sank gradually , until compelled to leave his work . Although , at intervals , on a slight improvement , he attempted to resume his labours , but only to fail , as ...
... soon apparent that the seeds of consumption had taken root , and he sank gradually , until compelled to leave his work . Although , at intervals , on a slight improvement , he attempted to resume his labours , but only to fail , as ...
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... Soon may the poet's sentiments become true of them , - ' New songs do now our lips employ , And dances our glad heart for joy . ' St. Isabel , Nov. 28 , 1874 . SAMUEL GRIFFITHS . TO MY SISTER . I think of thee , my sister , As the hours ...
... Soon may the poet's sentiments become true of them , - ' New songs do now our lips employ , And dances our glad heart for joy . ' St. Isabel , Nov. 28 , 1874 . SAMUEL GRIFFITHS . TO MY SISTER . I think of thee , my sister , As the hours ...
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