Harry Brightside: or, The young traveller in Italy. By aunt Louisa, Volume 6831852 - 259 pages |
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... papa about Italy . He was then told , they were to start in a fortnight , and though Mr. Vernon regretted his lessons should be thus interrupted , he hoped Harry would deter- mine to study with his papa . The next Monday morning , Harry ...
... papa about Italy . He was then told , they were to start in a fortnight , and though Mr. Vernon regretted his lessons should be thus interrupted , he hoped Harry would deter- mine to study with his papa . The next Monday morning , Harry ...
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... he laughed heartily at some of his mishaps . His papa helped him up the stairs , and as the sea was now becoming calmer , they both walked up and down the deck , but the motion of the vessel was too great still 6 HARRY BRIGHTSIDE .
... he laughed heartily at some of his mishaps . His papa helped him up the stairs , and as the sea was now becoming calmer , they both walked up and down the deck , but the motion of the vessel was too great still 6 HARRY BRIGHTSIDE .
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... papa walked up to the ramparts , or city walls , as they are sometimes called , and quite enjoyed the view from them . The next morning they started early , and for five days travelled as fast as they could , through France to ...
... papa walked up to the ramparts , or city walls , as they are sometimes called , and quite enjoyed the view from them . The next morning they started early , and for five days travelled as fast as they could , through France to ...
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... papa's voice , " Italy , my boy ! Genoa is in sight ! " but he could not move till the vessel entered the harbour ; then it was calm , and when he got on deck , he was greatly surprised . The houses were quite unlike those in England ...
... papa's voice , " Italy , my boy ! Genoa is in sight ! " but he could not move till the vessel entered the harbour ; then it was calm , and when he got on deck , he was greatly surprised . The houses were quite unlike those in England ...
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... papa , " he said , " why is it that London and the large towns in England have not such walls as these ? " 66 Is not England an island , Harry ? " said Mr. Vernon . " Here an enemy can march troops from France or Austria easily enough ...
... papa , " he said , " why is it that London and the large towns in England have not such walls as these ? " 66 Is not England an island , Harry ? " said Mr. Vernon . " Here an enemy can march troops from France or Austria easily enough ...
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