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The yard was all silent and empty under the burning afternoon heat, which had made its asphalt springy like turf, when suddenly the children threw themselves out of the great doors at either end of the Sunday-school - boys from the right, girls from the left - in two howling, impetuous streams, that widened, eddied, intermingled, and formed backwaters until the whole quadrangle was full of clamour and movement. Read the first page
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afternoon
again
agnes
always
anna
asked
bank
beatrice
came
come
course
day
door
down
end
ephraim
even
eyes
face
father
felt
first
five
gave
get
girl
give
go
going
good
hand
henry
herself
himself
hour
house
hundred
kitchen
knew
know
last
left
let
little
long
man
might
miss
moment
money
morning
mr
must
mynors
new
night
nothing
now
oh
old
once
own
place
pounds
price
put
right
room
saw
say
see
seemed
shall
should
side
something
still
stood
sutton
tea
tell
tellwright
things
think
though
thought
three
time
titus
town
two
want
went
willie
without
works
years
yes
yet
young
