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All Play By Ismay Thorn

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Author : Edith Caroline Pollock
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 1883

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All Play By Ismay Thorn

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Author : Edith Caroline Pollock
language : en
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Release Date : 2013-09

All Play By Ismay Thorn written by Edith Caroline Pollock and has been published by Rarebooksclub.com this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2013-09 with categories.

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1883 edition. Excerpt: ...happy--not as happy as I've been here, I couldn't be!--but just a little happy--when I go to my uncle and aunt's, and that my cousins may only be half as nice as you and Guy! Oh! Wavy, don't make me more sorry than I am, by thinking I could be so unkind!" "I've never had any one to play with me. except Guy!" says Wavy, drying her tears; "and it was so nice to have a little girl to play with, because boys don't care for dolls, or tea-things, or doll's houses, and we've had such lovely games. I think it will be a great deal worse for me than for you, when you go away!" "But I shall be going to a strange place." "And I shall be left here, and shall miss you awfully." "But my cousins will be all strangers to me." "And I shall have no one at all! Not even a strange cousin." "I think it's a great deal worse for me," says Dulcie. "/ don't," declares Wavy, "I think I shall be much the worst off!" "Oh! I don't think so."-Well, I know I shall! and it's very unkind of you to contradict me, Dulcie, because I'm sure I shall cry for a whole week when you're gone!" m "And I shall cry for a fortnight!" "Then I shall cry for a month!" "And I shall be wretched for six months, Wavy." "Well, you won't be as miserable as I shall be for a whole year.'" And then Dulcie suddenly breaks into a laugh. "Well, we needn't quarrel about who will be the most unhappy, Wavy. Let us each try to be the most happy. Papa used to say that children were meant to be happy, and I shall try to be as happy as I can!" "Very well, then, so shall I. I daresay I can be happy, if I try very hard," says Wavy, determined...