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Sandford and Merton : in words of one syllable (1800)

Day, Thomas, 1748-1789, Aikin, Lucy, 1781-1864 · New York : McLoughlin Brother's, Publishers · leaf 152

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eat fear, butwhen he found that thedog was bound by a chain,and did not now bark, hecrept to the door of thehouse, and took out hisbunch of false keys to trythe lock. The dog sawhim, and set up his loudbark, so the man of thehouse put his head outonce more to look roundhim, but as he saw no one,and… … Tom wrongs Hal, but owns his Faults, and now they are firm Friends. UEI, ^ £ r(K SANDFORD AND MERTON. 137 his way to the house, andtook all that he could find.The next day, when theman saw what had beendone, he said: This willteach me to give ear to atrue friend when he warnsme. Tom. — Thats…

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