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Identifier: McGillLibrary-PN970_F35_S56_1820_003809855-1576 (find matches)
Title: The sailor brother, or, The history of Thomas Saville : an interesting tale
Year: 1825 (1820s)
Authors: Moodie, Susanna,1803-1885 Dean & Munday,printer
Subjects: Children -- Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction. Sailors -- Juvenile fiction. Orphans -- Juvenile fiction. Shipwrecks -- Juvenile fiction. Families -- Juvenile fiction. Homecoming -- Juvenile fiction. Chapbooks -- Specimens. Chapbooks -- England -- London -- 19th century McGill University Library Digitized Title McGill Library's Chapbook Collection Children Sailors Orphans Shipwrecks Families Homecoming Chapbooks
Publisher: London : Dean and Munday, Threadneedle-Street
Contributing Library: McGill University Library

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through which ran a clear stream of jjijwater, and which I afterwards foundflowed from the same source: the 1ground was covered with verdant igrass, and the sides of the rocks whichsurrounded this valley clothed with ^shrubs and low bushes. j My joyful feelings at this pleasingchange were inexpressible, as you may isuppose. Our descent to the valleywas rendered easy by the roots andbranches of the trees, which grew iamiong the chinks and fissures of therocks. Tired with our long walk, wegladly reposed our weary limbs on a pgreen bank beneath some shady trees. )Having procured some cocoa-nuts, I jcut one with my knife, and gave some ;;;(;of the milk to Edward, who was grate- Iful for the refreshment it afforded him, i Iand soon after sunk in a profound ;i;slumber. ;l Althougli greatly fatigued, my mind ;;; 28 (for some time) was too much accu-pied by my own sad tliouglits, to par-take of a like repose; the sorrow whichI felt for the loss of my friend, and theprobability of passing the

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