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Jan of the windmill. A story of the plains (1890)

Ewing, Juliana Horatia Gatty, 1841-1885 · London, G. Bell & Sons · leaf 64

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make a sort of puddle,into which he dug heavily, and broke twopencils. A vive be such an akkerd vigger, hemuttered, in reply to Jan, who had lookedup inquiringly as the second pencilsnapped. Twill come aal right, though,when a dries. JAN OF THE WINDMILL. 57 It did dry, but anything but right. Jan… … Zo, thees been scraaling on thee slate instead of writing thee figures, and the Dame at once began to fumble beneath her chair. ing he made Williams figures for him. Jan that time had hung hea\-y on his hands;v/as behindhand in spelling, but to copy and instead of copying the figures in a…

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