A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... known how to classify her . She was dressed in plain black - and black , like charity and night , covereth and hideth much . No scrap of bright ribbon , no vestige of colour , broke the sombre monotony of her attire , and a thick black ...
... known how to classify her . She was dressed in plain black - and black , like charity and night , covereth and hideth much . No scrap of bright ribbon , no vestige of colour , broke the sombre monotony of her attire , and a thick black ...
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... known country - seat , there must be in the parish of Oakbury some twenty or twenty- five gentlemen's residences . They cannot be called estates , as the ground attached to each varies respectively from three to fifty acres , but not a ...
... known country - seat , there must be in the parish of Oakbury some twenty or twenty- five gentlemen's residences . They cannot be called estates , as the ground attached to each varies respectively from three to fifty acres , but not a ...
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... known to all the world , and in which mutual friends are expected to take sides . It was only the Talberts themselves who knew that a quarrel existed . To outsiders they seemed more absurdly polite to each other than before . The cause ...
... known to all the world , and in which mutual friends are expected to take sides . It was only the Talberts themselves who knew that a quarrel existed . To outsiders they seemed more absurdly polite to each other than before . The cause ...
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... known than Horace and Herbert Talbert . So they resolved to settle down and begin housekeeping on their own account . They collected their art treasures , and being , not traders , but still thorough men of business , in order to save ...
... known than Horace and Herbert Talbert . So they resolved to settle down and begin housekeeping on their own account . They collected their art treasures , and being , not traders , but still thorough men of business , in order to save ...
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... known Beatrice a week , and was already beginning to dream a foolish dream . The brothers continued sitting one on either side of the fire . They were not early - to - bed people . Now that they were alone they said little more about ...
... known Beatrice a week , and was already beginning to dream a foolish dream . The brothers continued sitting one on either side of the fire . They were not early - to - bed people . Now that they were alone they said little more about ...
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