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The Bookshelf for boys and girls: Nature and Outdoor Life (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 146

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ws Would he come with me to America, Father?I asked. Pere Luisier shook his head. No.Do not ask him, sir. He is far better here, andI look after him. We are all better here, evenTurk, and stooping he caressed the skin at hisfeet as if the good dog lay napping there. When we went to our lonely cells… … ASLEEP NEAR HIS HOME. with which he had dug his way out were quitehelpless. Long after Jean and I were about, hewould lie for hours beside the fire. They said thewound in his head could never heal—and it neverdid. Pere Luisier buried his face in his hands andwept like a child. You 11 pardon me,…

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