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... rose with a smile and a sigh ; Har- court had so often told her that he was going to the banker's ! and after laying two sheets of fools- cap , cut up into strips , on the table before him , courtesied herself out of the drawing - room ...
... rose with a smile and a sigh ; Har- court had so often told her that he was going to the banker's ! and after laying two sheets of fools- cap , cut up into strips , on the table before him , courtesied herself out of the drawing - room ...
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... rose as he came to- wards him ; for he had not yet learned that poverty is a strange leveller of distinctions , and he was equally ignorant of that easy assumption of su- periority which can overlook its own want of courtesy ; he ...
... rose as he came to- wards him ; for he had not yet learned that poverty is a strange leveller of distinctions , and he was equally ignorant of that easy assumption of su- periority which can overlook its own want of courtesy ; he ...
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... rose mechanically , and opened it , and , as he drew back in surprise , Miss Clarissa Jobson entered the room , and closed it after her . She was a pretty , coquetish , over- dressed girl of about eighteen years of age ; this was the ...
... rose mechanically , and opened it , and , as he drew back in surprise , Miss Clarissa Jobson entered the room , and closed it after her . She was a pretty , coquetish , over- dressed girl of about eighteen years of age ; this was the ...
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... rose a winner of three points . 66 Ninepence , " said the literal Miss Parsons , who had of course been a spectator , as they could make up the table without her . " Silver threepences , ma'am , " remarked Mars- den , who was waiting ...
... rose a winner of three points . 66 Ninepence , " said the literal Miss Parsons , who had of course been a spectator , as they could make up the table without her . " Silver threepences , ma'am , " remarked Mars- den , who was waiting ...
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... rose from her seat , and laid her hand on the earl's shoulder , " imagine , my lord , a plebeian , -oh , I see I may go on for I detect not the in- dignant start of sensitive high birth ; -no blood in his veins , a mere infusion of gold ...
... rose from her seat , and laid her hand on the earl's shoulder , " imagine , my lord , a plebeian , -oh , I see I may go on for I detect not the in- dignant start of sensitive high birth ; -no blood in his veins , a mere infusion of gold ...
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affection Agnes Davenel Almack's amid asked aunt Baker-street beautiful beside blessed breath bride bright bright eyes Brockendon brow cabriolet cheek chidden child companion countess daugh dear delightful earl ejaculated Esham Eustace exclaimed eyes fair fancy father fear feeling felt fortune Frank Harcourt gentle gentleman girl glanced hand handsome happiness heart honour hope hour husband Joseph Nichols knew Lady Blacksley Lady Clara Ashburnham Lady Clara Nichols ladyship Latitat laughed libertine light lips listened look Lord Somerville Lovell madam marriage married Marsden ment Miss Davenel Miss Parsons Mortimer Mowbrey murmured ness never nevertheless once orphan paused pity plebeian poor pretty remarked remembered replied rose scorn seat sigh silent smile Smithson sorrow spirit stood suffering sure Sydenham talk tears tell Tenterton thing thought thousand tion tone trust turn Twickenham uttered voice widow wife Wilkins woman words young barrister
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