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Archy Somerville : and other stories (1856)

H.C. Peck & Theo. Bliss · Philadelphia : H. C. Peck &Theo. Bliss · leaf 87

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BERT AND ELLA IN THE WOOD. THE LOST CHILDREN. 81 I cant Ella! Pve lost the way. Oh, what shall we do ? Werelost. *0h, its because we were sonaughty! Sister Lucy told us not tocome out. Oh dear! I wish we hadminded her! I am going to sleephere, and perhaps Lucy will comeand find us. Ella laid her… … THE LOST CHILDKEN. 83 When they awoke it was morn-ing and Ella was soon crying bitterly,and complaining of severe painsfrom having slept on the damp grass.Again the children started to findtheir homes, but the pain in theirlimbs obliged them to sit downevery few moments and rest. Atlength Robert…

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