Gutta Percha Willie, the Working Genius, Volumen405Henry S. King & Company, 65 Cornhill and 12 Paternoster row, 1873 - 212 páginas |
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... thread of her imagination , so that , by the time Willie arrived , she had a treat , as she thought , quite ready for him . I am not going to tell you the story , which was about a poor boy who received from a fairy to whom he had shown ...
... thread of her imagination , so that , by the time Willie arrived , she had a treat , as she thought , quite ready for him . I am not going to tell you the story , which was about a poor boy who received from a fairy to whom he had shown ...
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... thread so sharp and stiff as to go through the holes you make ? I find it hard enough some- times to get a thread through the eye of a needle ; for though the thread is ever so much smaller than yours , I have to sharpen and sharpen it ...
... thread so sharp and stiff as to go through the holes you make ? I find it hard enough some- times to get a thread through the eye of a needle ; for though the thread is ever so much smaller than yours , I have to sharpen and sharpen it ...
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... thread ? ” " Look here , " said Hector . He took several strands of thread together , and drew them through and through a piece of cobbler's wax , then took a bristle and put it in at the end cunningly , in a way Willie couldn't quite ...
... thread ? ” " Look here , " said Hector . He took several strands of thread together , and drew them through and through a piece of cobbler's wax , then took a bristle and put it in at the end cunningly , in a way Willie couldn't quite ...
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... thread all in one . " " And what is the good of rubbing it so much with the cobbler's wax ? " " There are several good reasons for doing that . In the first place , it makes all the threads into one by sticking them together . Next it ...
... thread all in one . " " And what is the good of rubbing it so much with the cobbler's wax ? " " There are several good reasons for doing that . In the first place , it makes all the threads into one by sticking them together . Next it ...
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... protect his hands from the thread when he was sewing . For twelve months , however , his chief em- ployment lay in the workshop of the carpenter . CHAPTER VIII . WILLIE DIGS AND FINDS WHAT HE DID What came of Willie's going to School . 75.
... protect his hands from the thread when he was sewing . For twelve months , however , his chief em- ployment lay in the workshop of the carpenter . CHAPTER VIII . WILLIE DIGS AND FINDS WHAT HE DID What came of Willie's going to School . 75.
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able Agnes answered Willie asked baby began better bird boot bough carpenter carried CHAPTER cold Cornhill cried Willie Crown 8vo delight doctor door dream Edition eyes father and mother feet garden GEORGE MACDONALD give golden ball grandmother grannie grew growing Gutta-Percha hand head heart hole Illustrated keep kite knew laughed length London looked Louis Blanc Macmichael mamma medicine Mona moon morning never night NUMBER once papa pickaxe pipe Priory Leas pull pulley ROBERT BUCHANAN round ruins Sandy Shepherd shoemaker shoes sleep sluice smith soon Spelman stair stones story strange sure talk tell there's thing thread Tibby told took tree turn understand vault wake wall WALTER BAGEHOT wanted water-wheel wheel Willet William Webster Willie's Wilson wind window wonder words Yellowley
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