The Bookshelf for boys and girls Little Journeys into Bookland part 2 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 183
ll beSunday. And what is more, Mr. Rumgudgeon,it is quite clear that we are all right; for therecan be no reason why the idea of one of us shouldhave preference over that of the other. Uncle. My eyes! —well, Kate—well, Bobby!— this is a judgment upon me, as you say. ButI am a man of my word—mark… … III. CAUGHT. IV. LANDED. M^ & LIFE-SKETCHES OF GREATSCIENTISTS You hear and read very much about the greatinventors who have given to the world so manyvaluable and wonderful things. But you oughtto know that most of those great things wouldhardly be done by inventors were it not for thework…
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