Alone in London
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Alone in London is credited to Hesba Stretton. The contents list chapters named Not Alone, Waifs and Strays and A Little Peacemaker, among others. A character called old Oliver says what would he give to be a-top of the Wrekin, seeing the sun set this evening.
Old Oliver says that sometimes of an evening, before he has lit the gas, he has a sort of a feeling as if he could almost see the Lord Jesus. A character named Tony, asked who Dolly is, replies that she is a little girl he was very fond of. A character named Raleigh says, It's your poor Susan's husband, and Dolly's father, and old Oliver repeats, Dolly's father.
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- Author
- Hesba Stretton
- Pages
- 77
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Childrens Classics
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