A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... told themselves : " We can find as pleasant and as true friends among the upper ten thousand - among those who do not make their living by barter - as we can among commercial people . Let us therefore only associate with the best . A ...
... told themselves : " We can find as pleasant and as true friends among the upper ten thousand - among those who do not make their living by barter - as we can among commercial people . Let us therefore only associate with the best . A ...
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... told a piteous tale . We gave her five shillings . " " Very good of you , " said the curate ; " she has a long family - nine , I think . " " Yes ; but we are sorry now that we gave the money . We are sure she is not a careful , thrifty ...
... told a piteous tale . We gave her five shillings . " " Very good of you , " said the curate ; " she has a long family - nine , I think . " " Yes ; but we are sorry now that we gave the money . We are sure she is not a careful , thrifty ...
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... told me to get cab and bring the child here . Said I'd be paid well for my trouble . Cab was three and six , gentlemen . " " There must be some mistake . asked the brothers . What are we to do ? " " Don't expect any visitors , I suppose ...
... told me to get cab and bring the child here . Said I'd be paid well for my trouble . Cab was three and six , gentlemen . " " There must be some mistake . asked the brothers . What are we to do ? " " Don't expect any visitors , I suppose ...
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... told her that she was now his ALL - his treasured memento of his wife - his one tie to life . Recalling all this , she was sanguine enough . to fancy that memory was even more vivid , that grief had graven its lines deeper with her ...
... told her that she was now his ALL - his treasured memento of his wife - his one tie to life . Recalling all this , she was sanguine enough . to fancy that memory was even more vivid , that grief had graven its lines deeper with her ...
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... told her at once that her place was to be a sinecure . She saw that her uncles would on no account dream of intrusting their researches into domestic economy to any hands save their own , and the surpassing capability of those hands was ...
... told her at once that her place was to be a sinecure . She saw that her uncles would on no account dream of intrusting their researches into domestic economy to any hands save their own , and the surpassing capability of those hands was ...
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