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Deep down; a tale of the Cornish mines (1883)
Ballantyne, Robert Michael · Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co. · leaf 216
their tools slung over their shoulders, walked towardsthe head of the ladder-shaft. At the mouth of theshaft they paused for a moment and glanced round.The sky was bright, the landscape green, and thesun lit up many a distant sail on the Atlantic. I do wish, said the younger, with a slight sigh,… … THE LAST LOOK AT THE SUN PUBLIC LIBRARY TU.BER rouNSAfj©^ A TALE OF THE COKNISH MINES. 201 Jimmy took a last look at the rising sun, andfollowed him close without replying. The lads weresoon beyond the reach of daylight. This was the last they ever saw of earthly sun-shine. In a few minutes there…Children's stories, English
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