A Family Affair: A NovelMacmillan, 1886 - 330 páginas |
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... woman . That they were strangers was evident , and it was also evident that the man was an old traveller . As soon as the train was in motion , and he felt insured for some time to come against disturbance , he arranged his wraps in the ...
... woman . That they were strangers was evident , and it was also evident that the man was an old traveller . As soon as the train was in motion , and he felt insured for some time to come against disturbance , he arranged his wraps in the ...
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... woman had wound a thick woollen shawl around him , and held him close to her bosom . He was no annoyance to any one , for , shortly after the train started , he fell fast asleep . Indeed , so inoffensive were his travelling companions ...
... woman had wound a thick woollen shawl around him , and held him close to her bosom . He was no annoyance to any one , for , shortly after the train started , he fell fast asleep . Indeed , so inoffensive were his travelling companions ...
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... woman chose to risk missing the train . Although , two minutes afterwards , when he found the train in rapid motion , and himself and the sleeping child the only tenants of the compartment , he saw that , after all , he was primarily ...
... woman chose to risk missing the train . Although , two minutes afterwards , when he found the train in rapid motion , and himself and the sleeping child the only tenants of the compartment , he saw that , after all , he was primarily ...
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... woman until the stoppage at Swindon might bring deliverance . Swindon at last . Here the ill - used traveller called the guard , and , as that official is of course paid to undertake all sorts of delicate and unforeseen duties , with ...
... woman until the stoppage at Swindon might bring deliverance . Swindon at last . Here the ill - used traveller called the guard , and , as that official is of course paid to undertake all sorts of delicate and unforeseen duties , with ...
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... woman who did their washing , and startled the poor creature out of her wits by insisting upon their table - cloths being folded in a new and improved fashion . They even demonstrated their meaning by a practical ex- periment 16 [ CHAP ...
... woman who did their washing , and startled the poor creature out of her wits by insisting upon their table - cloths being folded in a new and improved fashion . They even demonstrated their meaning by a practical ex- periment 16 [ CHAP ...
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