A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... felt insured for some time to come against disturbance , he arranged his wraps in the most approved fashion , donned a soft cap , lit a lamp , and buried himself in a book . He was a young man ; but as he appears in this tale only to ...
... felt insured for some time to come against disturbance , he arranged his wraps in the most approved fashion , donned a soft cap , lit a lamp , and buried himself in a book . He was a young man ; but as he appears in this tale only to ...
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... felt somewhat disgusted when a woman and a child entered the compartment , began to hope that , after all , he need not shift his quarters at the first stoppage . The train sped on through the white fog . It was a fast train , but not ...
... felt somewhat disgusted when a woman and a child entered the compartment , began to hope that , after all , he need not shift his quarters at the first stoppage . The train sped on through the white fog . It was a fast train , but not ...
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... felt justified in pulling the emergency cord . Swindon would be reached in less than an hour - there he would be relieved . So he could do no more than anathematise the careless mother , and pray that the child's slumbers might be un ...
... felt justified in pulling the emergency cord . Swindon would be reached in less than an hour - there he would be relieved . So he could do no more than anathematise the careless mother , and pray that the child's slumbers might be un ...
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... felt that no mother would arrive by the next or any following train . Being himself a family man , and feeling most kindly disposed towards the little golden head which nestled in the most confiding way against his great brown beard ...
... felt that no mother would arrive by the next or any following train . Being himself a family man , and feeling most kindly disposed towards the little golden head which nestled in the most confiding way against his great brown beard ...
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... felt that the fruits of his training were showing themselves when his daughter married Sir Maingay Clauson , a fairly respect- able and well - to - do baronet . This satisfactory alliance gave the Talberts a lift in the social scale ...
... felt that the fruits of his training were showing themselves when his daughter married Sir Maingay Clauson , a fairly respect- able and well - to - do baronet . This satisfactory alliance gave the Talberts a lift in the social scale ...
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