Tales by Charles and Mary Lamb

... Julia vanished away like a dream, nor did his long friendship for Valentine deter him from endeavouring to supplant him in her affections; and although, as it will always be, when people of dispositions naturally good become unjust, he ...

... Julia vanished away like a dream, nor did his long friendship for Valentine deter him from endeavouring to supplant him in her affections; and although, as it will always be, when people of dispositions naturally good become unjust, he ...

... Julia vanished away like a dream , nor did his long friendship for Valentine deter him from endeavouring to supplant him in her affections ; and although , as it will always be , when people of dispositions naturally good become unjust ...

Mary Poppins, Mary Poppins Comes Back, Mary Poppins Opens the Door, and Mary Poppins in the Park P. L. Travers. by P. L. Travers mary poppins mary poppins comes back mary poppins opens the door mary poppins in the park mary poppins from a ...

... Julia vanished away like a dream , nor did his long friendship for Valentine deter him from endeavouring to supplant him in her affections ; and although , as it will always be , when people of dispositions naturally good become unjust ...

... Letter 66 , note 2 ; see also Vol . II , Letter 119 , note 2. ) In the 1728 version of Jonathan Swift's " The Country Life , " or " The Journal , " line 81 , is " cocks his Nose . " In Timon of Athens , V , iv , 49 , is " Throw thy ...

... Julia vanished away like a dream, nor did his long friendship for Valentine deter him from endeavouring to supplant him in her affections; and although, as it will always be, when people of dispositions naturally good become unjust, he ...

The choice of topics is balanced, the presentation elegant, and the text can be followed by anyone with an interest in the subject with only a little algebra required as a background.

Henry Weber. ready her father's clothes for me . When I came out of the bath , I threw ... Garbachi , died suddenly , about sixty years old , without naming his ... sca , and undergone a thousand perils in my journey , I arrived at last at ...

... little dwarf to me then , whatever pleasure it gives me to have come time ... sister , that has too long felt the ty- ranny of the villain I have just now ... giantess ? Yet nothing is more true , than that I owe my birth to the Fag ...

... Julia vanished away like a dream , nor did his long friendship for Valentine deter him from endeavouring to supplant him in her affec- tions ; and although , as it will always be , when people of dispositions naturally good become ...

... was told exactly how to mix the oil that was used to anoint the high priest and the tabernacle. That anointing oil ... wonder why it was so important for God to give Moses such exact minute detailed instructions for the pattern of the ...

... say that I am mad ? The disease had sharpened my senses not destroyed - not dulled them . Above all was the sense of hearing acute . I ... brain ; but once conceived , it haunted me day and night . Object there was ... THE TELL-TALE HEART.

... garb of mourning . The death of the royal pair was likely to follow their distress . A bird , which was the courier ... scated on the celebrated tree said to his mate , Go , bring me from the apartment occupied by the princess a very ...

Enjoy this adorably-illustrated, classic rhyme about Mary and her silly lamb that follows her everywhere she goes!

Everyone knows the story of Mary and her little lamb with fleece as white as snow.

Mary had a little lamb, but did you know she had other furry friends, too?

Enjoy this beloved poem about a young girl and her pet lamb.

Mary's lamb follows her to school one day. What will the teacher do?

Looks at the familiar nursery rhyme from the point of view of the lamb, as he slips in the school gate, peeks through a window and and explores the halls until he finds Mary.

... PIECES . " I KEEP it , dear papa , within my glove . " " You do what sum then usually , my love , Is there deposited ? make no doubt , Some penny pieces you are not without . " " O no , papa , they'd soil my glove , and be Quite odious ...

... yap , yap , yap ! what is this confounded cur ? he has fastened his tooth , which is none of the bluntest , just in the fleshy part of my leg . " " It is my dog , sir . You must love him for my sake . Here , Test - Test - Test ! " " But ...

... personal – and of his familiar, allusive style. What looks at first glance ... friend's poem can open into a fierce political and literary dialogue, where ... letter by Lamb to a poem by Coleridge, from the private to the public sphere ...