McGuffey's First-[sixth] Eclectic Reader, Issue 4American Book Company, 1920 - Readers |
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... neighbor , and offered his service to clear a path around his premises . The offer was accepted . Having completed this work , and received his pay , he went to another place for the same purpose , and then to another , until he had ...
... neighbor , and offered his service to clear a path around his premises . The offer was accepted . Having completed this work , and received his pay , he went to another place for the same purpose , and then to another , until he had ...
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... neighbor Scrapewell . I have half a dozen miles to ride to - day , and shall be extremely obliged if you will lend me your gray mare . 2. Scrapewell . It would give me great pleasure to oblige you , friend Derby ; but I am under the ...
... neighbor Scrapewell . I have half a dozen miles to ride to - day , and shall be extremely obliged if you will lend me your gray mare . 2. Scrapewell . It would give me great pleasure to oblige you , friend Derby ; but I am under the ...
Page 90
... neighbor Derby , I am sure your meal would never suit my wife . You can't conceive how whimsical she is . 7. D. If she were ten times more whimsical than she is , I am certain she would like it ; for you sold it to me yourself , and you ...
... neighbor Derby , I am sure your meal would never suit my wife . You can't conceive how whimsical she is . 7. D. If she were ten times more whimsical than she is , I am certain she would like it ; for you sold it to me yourself , and you ...
Page 91
... neighbor Clodpole's . 18. S. Clodpole's ! his will no more fit than yours . 19. D. At the worst , then , I will go to my good friend , Squire Jones . He has half a score of them ; and I am sure he will lend me one that will fit her . 20 ...
... neighbor Clodpole's . 18. S. Clodpole's ! his will no more fit than yours . 19. D. At the worst , then , I will go to my good friend , Squire Jones . He has half a score of them ; and I am sure he will lend me one that will fit her . 20 ...
Page 92
... neighbors ; indeed , we ought to do all the good we can in this world . We must certainly let neighbor Derby have her if she will pos- sibly answer his purpose . Yes , yes ; I see plainly by Tim's countenance , neighbor Derby , that ...
... neighbors ; indeed , we ought to do all the good we can in this world . We must certainly let neighbor Derby have her if she will pos- sibly answer his purpose . Yes , yes ; I see plainly by Tim's countenance , neighbor Derby , that ...
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