The School-girls of Queen's May

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American Sunday-School Union, 1862 - Sunday school literature - 288 pages

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afraid afterwards Agatha Day amusement asked Atkins aunt bad company believe better Bible blessed Bonner called Caroline Abbot Caroline's Carrie Carrie's cerned Christian cottage cousin daugh dear dear Jane Dover dress duty Edgar and Rose Emily Emily Brown evil father fault fear feel felt fowls Hall hand handkerchief harm hear heard heart Hester Holy Spirit hope housekeeper Jane Jesus Christ kind kindly knew ligion live looking Lord Jesus Christ ma'am Matthew Turner mean mind mistress mother neighbours never old mistress passed perhaps person Pharisee poor girl pray prayer promise Queen's races religion remember ring Saviour Scott servants sobbed sorrow sorry soul speak Speckly Spirit story sure Susan Stocks tell thing thought told trouble true unto village girl village teacher wish wonder words young woman

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TitleThe School-girls of Queen's May
ContributorsAmerican Sunday-School Union, Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
PublisherAmerican Sunday-School Union, 1862
Original fromthe New York Public Library
DigitizedAug 6, 2008
Length288 pages
  
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