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The Ainslee stories (1868)

Campbell, Helen, 1839-1918, Hurd & Houghton. pbl, H.O. Houghton & Company. prt str, Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.) pbl, Champney, W. L, Smith, S. L · New York : Hurd and Houghton ; Cambridge : Riverside Press · leaf 173

An illustration from The Ainslee stories, 1868, leaf 173
would lift upthe bucket after anybody had lowered it intothe water. The end rested in quite a thicket ofbushes, over which a Frost Grape climbed, sothat even thoucfh the leaves were gone, Ainsleewas nicely hidden, and nobody would have knownhe was there. Sinny walked toward the summer-house,… … ..ith tile sweci). said .Miv. Oullii;aii. —.>ie page l-)3. WINTER TIME. 153 What on airths tlie matter with the sweep ? said Mrs. Culhgan. It went well enough aminute ago, and she took a stronger hold, andgave a great jerk. Up went Ainslee into the air,too late for his jump. Land alive ! said…

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