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the means [[word scratched out]] I had in reserve for your support, and now you must depend for subsistence upon the hard labour which [[word scratched out]] wearies the hand, the heavy [[word scratched out]] toil which brings the big sweat drops from the brow. | the means [[word scratched out]] I had in reserve for your support, and now you must depend for subsistence upon the hard labour which [[word scratched out]] wearies the hand, the heavy [[word scratched out]] toil which brings the big sweat drops from the brow. | ||
Our father, observed | Our father, observed one to the other, is not so young as we, & sees not half so clearly. The game we have let loose from the [[g scratched out]] cave will fill the woods with deer and the [[word scratched out]] pursuit [[words scratched out]] will make us joyous. | ||
They went out, light of heart, but they wandered the woods all day and [[words scratched out]] | They went out, light of heart, but they wandered the woods all day and [[words scratched out]] night in vain for game till long after night fall, and when they returned home late, their hearts were very heavy. | ||
They thought their father would be at home to welcome and to feed them, as before when they were weary & faint, but he was gone. | They thought their father would be at home to welcome and to feed them, as before when they were weary & faint, but he was gone. | ||
Where can our father be? said one of them to the other. | Where can our father be? said one of them to the other. | ||
The next day passed & he came not: the long night | The next day passed & he came not: the long night | ||
Latest revision as of 23:46, 18 July 2020
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the means word scratched out I had in reserve for your support, and now you must depend for subsistence upon the hard labour which word scratched out wearies the hand, the heavy word scratched out toil which brings the big sweat drops from the brow.
Our father, observed one to the other, is not so young as we, & sees not half so clearly. The game we have let loose from the g scratched out cave will fill the woods with deer and the word scratched out pursuit words scratched out will make us joyous. They went out, light of heart, but they wandered the woods all day and words scratched out night in vain for game till long after night fall, and when they returned home late, their hearts were very heavy. They thought their father would be at home to welcome and to feed them, as before when they were weary & faint, but he was gone. Where can our father be? said one of them to the other. The next day passed & he came not: the long night