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The story teller (1910)

Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 267

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, for I keep them against the win-ter, and you have no idea what a good fire they make.Now, you take my advice — which wont cost you any-thing — and remember that it is always more economi-cal to buy fruit with stones on this account. Zaza, absorbed in her own sad tlioughts, did not evenhear this… … pie throw them away,number of things arepatience and ingenuity. much pleasedyou go on as youshall do veryteach you manywhich peopledont generallyknow. For in-stance, look atmy house ! It isbuilt entirely ofthe seeds of allthe pears I haveeaten in my life.Now, most peo-and that only shows what…

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