A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... leaving the tiny derelict at Swindon , on the chance that the mother would arrive by the next train from Didcot . But the more he thought the matter over the more convinced he felt that no mother would arrive by the next or any ...
... leaving the tiny derelict at Swindon , on the chance that the mother would arrive by the next train from Didcot . But the more he thought the matter over the more convinced he felt that no mother would arrive by the next or any ...
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... leave the dining - room , when the Rev. Mr. Mordle was announced . Mr. Mordle was the curate of Oakbury , and always ... leaving out of the question the fact that they liked the curate , and in the kindness of their hearts pitied his ...
... leave the dining - room , when the Rev. Mr. Mordle was announced . Mr. Mordle was the curate of Oakbury , and always ... leaving out of the question the fact that they liked the curate , and in the kindness of their hearts pitied his ...
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... leaving Mr. Mordle to chuckle at his ease . Hazlewood House was certainly a most interesting place this evening . It was lucky for the curate that he indulged in his merriment with his face turned from the door , as in a minute the ...
... leaving Mr. Mordle to chuckle at his ease . Hazlewood House was certainly a most interesting place this evening . It was lucky for the curate that he indulged in his merriment with his face turned from the door , as in a minute the ...
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... leave school , a romantic young lady , whose head for the present was , however , only occupied by pretty filial dreams of looking after her father , ministering to his comforts , ruling his house , and generally doing the best she ...
... leave school , a romantic young lady , whose head for the present was , however , only occupied by pretty filial dreams of looking after her father , ministering to his comforts , ruling his house , and generally doing the best she ...
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... leave you enough to do , you're certain to be happy here . " Beatrice smiled . She remembered the horror they had displayed at the bare thought of her having any part in the domestic arrangements of Hazlewood House . It seemed to Mr ...
... leave you enough to do , you're certain to be happy here . " Beatrice smiled . She remembered the horror they had displayed at the bare thought of her having any part in the domestic arrangements of Hazlewood House . It seemed to Mr ...
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