Sandford and Merton. A Story for Children1853 |
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Page 75 - The little Boy thanked them very sincerely for thus defending him ; and they went all together to his father's house, which was not far off ; where they were all kindly entertained with a supper and a bed. The little Boy took care of his faithful dog as long as he lived, and never forgot the importance and necessity of doing good to others, if we wish them to do the same to us. 'Upon my word...
Page 236 - ... associate, how can you expect it from your son ? To be armed against the prejudices of the world, and to distinguish real merit from the splendid vices which pass current in what is called society, is one of the most difficult of human sciences.
Page 273 - A very delightful book for young readers. The interest is deep and well sustained, the style uniformly agreeable and lively, and the knowledge of the writer, who has lived for some time on the Rice Lake plains, the scene of the story, adds a value to the book for readers of all ages. Mr. Harvey has contributed some excellent wood-cuts, and the book is altogether a pretty and interesting one.