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Mary Bell was not aware of this state of things, but supposed, without doubt, that the path would come out again into the same road that it left, and that, she could pass round through it, and so avoid disturbing the butterflies.She colloquial dictionary english accordingly did so, but neither Mary Erskine's house nor any other human habitation was anywhere to be seen.A few steps farther on in her walk, Mary Bell came to a place where a great number of yellow butterflies had settled down together in the path.She used to take great pleasure in carrying the cake in her two hands to the fire place, and laying colloquial dictionary english it carefully in its place in the spider, and then setting it up before the fire to bake, lifting the spider by the end of the tail.She accordingly went to this heap, and by means of considerable exertion and toil she rolled two large blocks the ends of sticks of timber which the carpenters had sawed off in framing the house up under the nearest window.The bushes proved to be raspberry bushes, as Mary had supposed, and she found colloquial dictionary english them loaded with fruit.I must teach them myself at home, or else they can not learn.Bid mother good colloquial dictionary english bye, said Mary Bell, and Joseph, don't you forget to water my geranium.A man may teach a horse to canter, without being able to canter himself.So colloquial dictionary english Mrs.