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36178	Edgeworth, Maria	The Little Dog Trusty; The Orange Man; and the Cherry Orchard; Being the Tenth Part of Early Lessons (1801)			.txt	text/plain	7992	432	91	"Come," said Robert to Frank, "there is Trusty lying beside the fire Frank said no more; but, as his brother would not come, he went without "Oh, if it comes to that, I won't," said Ned, "and let us see who can "Do not make such a dust, dear Owen," said she; "look how you have speak!--But I am come back," said this good-natured girl, "to tell you "Come with _me_, and you shall _see_," said Marianne; "that is both "The cherries are very ripe," said Marianne. "Well, well, I will not kick up the dust--Let me through," said Owen. bunch, instead of them," said the good-natured Marianne. been Marianne who had said her lesson, because she is so good-natured." "Owen, you will not have done time enough to go with us,"--said Cymon. "No, indeed," said Owen, "I shall not; therefore I may as well give up	./cache/36178.txt	./txt/36178.txt