A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... matter with the woman . There was no obvious reason why she should not be able and willing to pay threepence - halfpenny instead of a penny a mile for the privilege of being whisked to her destination ; yet one could imagine a crusty ...
... matter with the woman . There was no obvious reason why she should not be able and willing to pay threepence - halfpenny instead of a penny a mile for the privilege of being whisked to her destination ; yet one could imagine a crusty ...
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A Novel Hugh Conway. curious as he was at present indifferent about the matter , he might have sat opposite to her from London to the Land's End , yet not have known how to classify her . She was dressed in plain black - and black , like ...
A Novel Hugh Conway. curious as he was at present indifferent about the matter , he might have sat opposite to her from London to the Land's End , yet not have known how to classify her . She was dressed in plain black - and black , like ...
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... matter . In spite of his warning , the mother had been left behind , and he was in the unenviable position of having a child thrown upon his hands until the next stoppage . Although he was a bachelor , and one who knew no- thing of the ...
... matter . In spite of his warning , the mother had been left behind , and he was in the unenviable position of having a child thrown upon his hands until the next stoppage . Although he was a bachelor , and one who knew no- thing of the ...
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... matter . The guard , without disputing his position of guardian to all unprotected travellers , hardly knew what to do in the present emergency . The hope that the foolish mother had managed to get into another carriage was dispelled by ...
... matter . The guard , without disputing his position of guardian to all unprotected travellers , hardly knew what to do in the present emergency . The hope that the foolish mother had managed to get into another carriage was dispelled by ...
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... matter which has never been clearly explained . When , after an immaculate career , they left Oxford , they were tall , well - built young fellows ; moreover carrying about them an inherent look of distinction . So far as the world knew ...
... matter which has never been clearly explained . When , after an immaculate career , they left Oxford , they were tall , well - built young fellows ; moreover carrying about them an inherent look of distinction . So far as the world knew ...
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