Ethel's story: illustrating the advantages of patience (1856)
Philadelphia: Perkinpine & Higgins · leaf 52
disagreeable habit of speakinglouder than necessary; and I think my littleWalter one of the most faulty in this respect;try and cure yourself of it, dear. I will, papa; I did not know I was speakingloud; I will be more careful in future. I wish you w^ould all of you pay attentionto the subject;… … Btepher. is found asleep, on the edge of a steep cliff, by two gentlementa,king their morning walk on the beach. ECNEITAP AND ECNEITAPMI. Poor boy, and with whom did he live?jSTuminally, PTerbert, with an aged grand-mother, to whom the parish authorities alloweda trifle for the childs support; but,…
Children's stories, English
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