Very little tales for very little children : in single syllables of four and five letters (1854)
New York : R. Carter · leaf 221
e the sick V^ Hislord bid him do so^but when he went tolift her in his arms^she clung to her firsthold^ and said^ N05 Fan mustgo in here with you;Fan will 2:0 in with 9? you. Well, well, child,^ POOR PAN. 229 said the Dean, at last,you may come withme, if you will; butlet go my leg, I begof you, so… … POOR FAN. 231 PART III. A PLACE OF REST. The door was shuton them all; and LordHare stood to thinkwhat he would do^ orwhere he could sendher; but she felt at 232 POOR FAN.. no loss; she^ too^stood for a short timeat the foot of thestair-case^ and gavea looli round, andwhen slie saw a set ofback…
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