Scribner's Magazine ..., Volumen16C. Scribner's sons, 1894 |
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... the bench and looked straight before him . He could hear the titter around him , and a lowering look came into his blue eyes . He glanced sideways down the bench . It happened that the next seat to his was that of Vashti 286 LITTLE DARBY.
... the bench and looked straight before him . He could hear the titter around him , and a lowering look came into his blue eyes . He glanced sideways down the bench . It happened that the next seat to his was that of Vashti 286 LITTLE DARBY.
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... Vashti , and could fashion all sorts of curious whistles , snares , and other con- trivances with his long fingers . He did not court popularity , was rather cold and unapproachable , and Vashti Mills was about the only other scholar ...
... Vashti , and could fashion all sorts of curious whistles , snares , and other con- trivances with his long fingers . He did not court popularity , was rather cold and unapproachable , and Vashti Mills was about the only other scholar ...
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... Vashti and carry her little presents , as he had done at school ; but he soon found that it was not the same thing . He was always received coolly , and shortly he was given to understand that he was not wanted there , and in time Vashti ...
... Vashti and carry her little presents , as he had done at school ; but he soon found that it was not the same thing . He was always received coolly , and shortly he was given to understand that he was not wanted there , and in time Vashti ...
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... Vashti Mills was gettin ' too airi- fied and set up anyways . " All this reached Mrs. Stanley , and was no doubt sweet to her ears . She related it in her drawling voice to Dar- by as he sat in the door one evening , but it did not seem ...
... Vashti Mills was gettin ' too airi- fied and set up anyways . " All this reached Mrs. Stanley , and was no doubt sweet to her ears . She related it in her drawling voice to Dar- by as he sat in the door one evening , but it did not seem ...
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... Vashti was not at home , but Mrs. Mills was , and she felt a sudden loss , as if somehow the Millses had fallen ... Vashti's black eyes flashed . The next day Darby went to the Cross- roads to drill ; there was , besides the re- cruits ...
... Vashti was not at home , but Mrs. Mills was , and she felt a sudden loss , as if somehow the Millses had fallen ... Vashti's black eyes flashed . The next day Darby went to the Cross- roads to drill ; there was , besides the re- cruits ...
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