A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... door which somebody's careless- ness had left open , jumped into his van as it swept by him , and , punctual to the minute , the five o'clock train left London , and began its race to Penzance . B In one of the first - class ...
... door which somebody's careless- ness had left open , jumped into his van as it swept by him , and , punctual to the minute , the five o'clock train left London , and began its race to Penzance . B In one of the first - class ...
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... kept them there until the train stopped . For a minute or two she remained motion- less , then , laying the child on the seat , rose quickly and opened the carriage door . The reader looked up as I. ] 3 A LITTLE DERELICT .
... kept them there until the train stopped . For a minute or two she remained motion- less , then , laying the child on the seat , rose quickly and opened the carriage door . The reader looked up as I. ] 3 A LITTLE DERELICT .
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... door behind her . The young man shrugged his shoulders , and resumed his interrupted paragraph . It was no business of his if a stupid woman chose to risk missing the train . Although , two minutes afterwards , when he found the train ...
... door behind her . The young man shrugged his shoulders , and resumed his interrupted paragraph . It was no business of his if a stupid woman chose to risk missing the train . Although , two minutes afterwards , when he found the train ...
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... entering their rooms without having first wiped their shoes as every Christian gentleman should . The hall door was so heavily C armed with mats and scrapers that such an omission seemed III . ] 17 AN ARGUMENT AND AN ARRIVAL .
... entering their rooms without having first wiped their shoes as every Christian gentleman should . The hall door was so heavily C armed with mats and scrapers that such an omission seemed III . ] 17 AN ARGUMENT AND AN ARRIVAL .
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... door , as in a minute the respectable Whittaker entered the room . That functionary was most tenacious that due respect should be shown to his masters . Most probably the look of vivid amusement on Mr. Mordle's features would , had he ...
... door , as in a minute the respectable Whittaker entered the room . That functionary was most tenacious that due respect should be shown to his masters . Most probably the look of vivid amusement on Mr. Mordle's features would , had he ...
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