 When Gilbert was eating his supper, he examined his milk, and began to talk about the cows and the milking that he expected to see ; and the churning the butter, and feeding the pigs, and all the farm-house matters, of which he had so often heard from...  Good in Every Thing: A Story - 第 30 頁Mrs. Barwell (Louisa Mary) 著 - 1865 - 188 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
 | Mrs. Barwell (Louisa Mary) - 1850 - 234 頁
...my dear boy, and gladly, too. I am very much obliged to mamma's kind friend ; and you must endeavor to give her as little trouble as possible ; it is...wings. There lay his slate, and he remembered his purpose to improve his writing, that he might be of service to his mother. " And now," said he, "I... | |
 | A. H. - 1858 - 592 頁
...late, revolving in his mind, not without considerable emotion, the consequences of the ensuing battle, and when he went to bed it was some time before he could sleep. Towards morning, however, he slept so profoundly that when his generals came to his tent... | |
 | H. Allen - 1862 - 558 頁
...late, revolving in his mind, not without considerable emotion, the consequences of the ensuing battle, and when he went to bed it was some time before he could sleep. Towards morning, however, he slept so profoundly that when his generals came to his tent... | |
 | Louisa Mary Barwell - 1881 - 230 頁
...kind friend ; and you must endeavour to give her as little trouble as possible ; it is not everyone who either could or would take charge of a child."...service to his mother. " And now," said he, " I will practice, that I may write a letter to papa and mama when I am in the country." He found it rather... | |
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