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Archy Somerville : and other stories (1856)

H.C. Peck & Theo. Bliss · Philadelphia : H. C. Peck &Theo. Bliss · leaf 93

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uf-fered with violent pains in theirbodies and limbs owing to their ex-posure. Sister Lucy did not punishthem; she thought their fright andsickness would cure them of diso-bedience. And it did. They werealways careful after that day, to mindexactly whatever their sister said tothem. Mr. Price… … 88 Edwards mother weeping. HOW DISOBEDIENCE WASPUNISHED. Look at the picture! You see iiis a mother and her children sittingby a bedside and in great affliction.I will tell you the tale of the pic-ture. There lived in a little villageonce, a widow lady, and her twochildren, Julia, the eldest…

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