A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... doubt missing its protector's embrace , opened its eyes and began to struggle . It would have rolled off the seat , had not its enforced guardian , who was a good- natured , kind - hearted young fellow , picked it up and transferred it ...
... doubt missing its protector's embrace , opened its eyes and began to struggle . It would have rolled off the seat , had not its enforced guardian , who was a good- natured , kind - hearted young fellow , picked it up and transferred it ...
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... doubt felt on his own account , he nevertheless held up their sister's brilliant match as an example to his sons , and talked so much about the necessity of their choosing their intimates fittingly that it is marvel the young men did ...
... doubt felt on his own account , he nevertheless held up their sister's brilliant match as an example to his sons , and talked so much about the necessity of their choosing their intimates fittingly that it is marvel the young men did ...
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... doubt a great deal better than any two old women could have done . Of course , with their cultivated tastes , their general acquirements , their cosmopolitan experiences , and the many desirable friends they were known to possess , the ...
... doubt a great deal better than any two old women could have done . Of course , with their cultivated tastes , their general acquirements , their cosmopolitan experiences , and the many desirable friends they were known to possess , the ...
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... and I see to it ourselves . " Thereupon the lady , who had marriageable sisters , and was no doubt keenly alive to the fact that her hosts were eligible bachelors , said , “ It was very sweet CHAPTER III AN ARGUMENT AND AN ARRIVAL.
... and I see to it ourselves . " Thereupon the lady , who had marriageable sisters , and was no doubt keenly alive to the fact that her hosts were eligible bachelors , said , “ It was very sweet CHAPTER III AN ARGUMENT AND AN ARRIVAL.
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... doubt felt the privilege to be a great honour . On Mr. Mordle's side , he could thoroughly appreciate humour , the more so when its existence was quite unsus- pected by the sedate humorist . To him the study of Horace and Herbert was a ...
... doubt felt the privilege to be a great honour . On Mr. Mordle's side , he could thoroughly appreciate humour , the more so when its existence was quite unsus- pected by the sedate humorist . To him the study of Horace and Herbert was a ...
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