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弗朗西丝·霍奇森·伯内特 (Frances HodgsonBurnett) (作者)，维卡里(Tim Vicary) (作者)，等 (作者，译者)，巴西特(Jennifer Bassett)(作者)， 关志远 (译者)，王海龙 (译者)，肖月 (译者)

1.小公主
2.邦蒂号暴动
3.奥米茄文件
4.谁谋杀了总统
5.福尔摩斯和公爵的儿子
6.白色死亡
7.绿野仙踪
8.难忘米兰达
9.福尔摩斯与寨马
10.汤姆·索亚历险记

You ran away because you were ill with a fever,’ said MrCarmichael. It nearly killed you, remember?’
And it did kill poor Ralph,’ said Mr Carrisford. He put all hismoney into the mines because I was his friend. But at first wedidn’t find any diamonds, and all Ralph’s money was gone. I wasafraid to tell him, so I ran away. And later, when we did finddiamonds, Ralph was dead. He laughed, angrily. What a brave friendI was!
It’s not easy to be brave, Mr Carmichael said quietly, when you’reill with a fever.
Mr Carrisford looked into the fire. Ram Dass tells me, he said,about a little servant-girl next door. The monkey ran away, and RamDass went across the roof to get him back from her room. The poorchild sleeps in a cold, dirty attic, and works about sixteen hoursa day. Is Ralph’s daughter living like that? I can’t stop thinkingabout it.
We’re going to find her one day, said Mr Carmichael.
But how?’ said Mr Carrisford. He put his head in his hands. I neversaw her. I don’t know her name! Ralph always called her his “LittleMissus”. We talked all the time about the mines. He never told methe name of her school. Her mother was French, so did he take herto a school in France? Or was it in England?’
Well, we know there was a child at a school in Paris, said MrCarmichael, with the name of Carew or Crewe.