John Ward's Governess: A NovelJ. B. Lippincott, 1868 - 303 páginas |
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... keep house for both her children . All had been arranged in her own mind , though it was not to be carried into execution . So Margaret Ward had lived on happily , contented in her Dorcas and monthly meetings , and satisfied in her ...
... keep house for both her children . All had been arranged in her own mind , though it was not to be carried into execution . So Margaret Ward had lived on happily , contented in her Dorcas and monthly meetings , and satisfied in her ...
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... . The house on Twenty - fifth Street was given up , and Miss Ward went back to her summer home , thinking only of keeping all bright and pleasant for her brother's return , which was so indefinite 30 JOHN WARD'S GOVERNESS .
... . The house on Twenty - fifth Street was given up , and Miss Ward went back to her summer home , thinking only of keeping all bright and pleasant for her brother's return , which was so indefinite 30 JOHN WARD'S GOVERNESS .
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... keep anything in order in his particular province , as it only calls down rebuke on herself for needless interference . The necessary sweeping and dust- ing once a week is done , as Miss Ward is a good housekeeper ; but that is all the ...
... keep anything in order in his particular province , as it only calls down rebuke on herself for needless interference . The necessary sweeping and dust- ing once a week is done , as Miss Ward is a good housekeeper ; but that is all the ...
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... keep out of his way as much as pos- sible . He yawns again , and stretches himself in pure enjoyment of the rest he has earned , and then looks at his watch to see how much time is left . Half - past eleven ; one hour and a half left ...
... keep out of his way as much as pos- sible . He yawns again , and stretches himself in pure enjoyment of the rest he has earned , and then looks at his watch to see how much time is left . Half - past eleven ; one hour and a half left ...
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... keep you true , so that I do not again lose my faith . We have been dreaming long enough . " He straightened himself up again . " I must not miss the train , as I promised Ralph , and would not like to disappoint him . Have you any com ...
... keep you true , so that I do not again lose my faith . We have been dreaming long enough . " He straightened himself up again . " I must not miss the train , as I promised Ralph , and would not like to disappoint him . Have you any com ...
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afraid Alderneys Aunt Margaret beautiful better blushing bright brother child cold dear Lucy diamond sparkling door dreaded dress eyes face father feel felt Floss Gertrude Lyle Gertrude smiled Gertrude's Giordino Giovannino girl girl's glad governess hand happy heart Helen hope interested John John dear John Ward kind kissed knew lady laughed lips listened little thing Livingston Lucy Cecil Margaret Ward Marietta Miss Cecil Miss Davenant Miss Lyle Miss Moore Miss Ward morning mother never OUIDA papa paused perfect persimmons pleasant pleasure poor little pretty proud provoked R. M. BALLANTYNE raised Ralph Rosa Rosa's round satisfied Savannah shook her head signorina sister sorry step-mother story strange talk tears tell Thank thought tired told trouble trude Vannino waiting Ward looked Ward smiled Ward's watched wife wish woman wonder words young
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