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From Jest to EarnestFrom Jest to Earnest

From Jest to Earnest1875

Edward Payson Roe

4.0(1)on Hardcover

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Very dimly indeed, laughed Harcourt. "Still, --now that our necks are safe, thanks to Mr. Hemstead, I'm glad I went. Human nature lies on the surface out at Scrub Oaks, and one can learn much about it in a little while. Come, little coz, cheer up," he said to Addie, drawing her closer to him. "See, we are down the hill and across the bridge. No danger of the horses running up the long hill before us, and by the time they reach the top they will be glad to go the rest of the way quietly."

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First published
1875
OL Work ID
OL1491782W

Subjects

Fiction, religiousEnglish literature, history and criticism

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