Sandford and Merton : in words of one syllable (1800)
Day, Thomas, 1748-1789, Aikin, Lucy, 1781-1864 · New York : McLoughlin Brother's, Publishers · leaf 76
g he did was to go andlook at his new house; butto his great grief he foundthat his choice plum tree,from which he was in hopesof so much fruit, had beencut at the root by the teethof the hares, and was dead.Tom ran to Mr. Barlow ina great rage to tell him whatthose vile hares had done. Mr.… … The Bear snaps his Chain, but is caught by Mr. Barlow. SANDFORD AND MERTON. Mr. Barlow. You should have had a fenceput round your tree tosave it from the hares.And as all things are somuch in want of food nowthat this hard frost has setin, of a truth, I know notwhat is to be said if theycome too…
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