Christmas at Under-Tor: An American Christmas StoryMohun, Ebbs & Hough, 1864 - 47 páginas |
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... Madam Hawtrey , the parson's wife , and a distant relation of Sir Mark's , but , seeing that , if Victorine chose so to order it , Madam Hawtrey's own little daughter Bessy would have been deprived of the advantages resulting from ...
... Madam Hawtrey , the parson's wife , and a distant relation of Sir Mark's , but , seeing that , if Victorine chose so to order it , Madam Hawtrey's own little daughter Bessy would have been deprived of the advantages resulting from ...
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... Madam Hawtrey's silky manner that was al- praises on every possible occasion . She tossed ways rather repugnant to her . However , she her head , and said nothing . Thanks to Victo- was not going to shrink from her resolution rine's ...
... Madam Hawtrey's silky manner that was al- praises on every possible occasion . She tossed ways rather repugnant to her . However , she her head , and said nothing . Thanks to Victo- was not going to shrink from her resolution rine's ...
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... Hawtrey had it in her power to make him the happiest of men . He did not see ... Madam . He rushed through the open door of the Parsonage , into the homely ... Hawtrey came in to visit his parishioner as it was their fashion to call her ...
... Hawtrey had it in her power to make him the happiest of men . He did not see ... Madam . He rushed through the open door of the Parsonage , into the homely ... Hawtrey came in to visit his parishioner as it was their fashion to call her ...
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... Madam Hawtrey , who , indeed , suggested the wish to her daughter . But Sir Mark was ob- stinately against it ; nor did he spare his caustic remarks on Madam Hawtrey , even before her own daughter . He had never quite forgiven Duke's ...
... Madam Hawtrey , who , indeed , suggested the wish to her daughter . But Sir Mark was ob- stinately against it ; nor did he spare his caustic remarks on Madam Hawtrey , even before her own daughter . He had never quite forgiven Duke's ...
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... Madam Hawtrey , too , allowed her jeal- ousy of Theresa to deepen into dislike . She was jealous because , in some unreasonable way , she had taken it into her head that Theresa's presence at the castle was the reason why she was not ...
... Madam Hawtrey , too , allowed her jeal- ousy of Theresa to deepen into dislike . She was jealous because , in some unreasonable way , she had taken it into her head that Theresa's presence at the castle was the reason why she was not ...
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Adelaide asked Barford beautiful Benvenuto Cellini Beppo Bessy called child Christmas Christmas Eve Cloth Colonel Minot Cousin Gulie cried Crowley Castle dear dear boy Dewsnap doctor door Duke Earnest Ellen eyes face father fire gentleman George George Barnard girl gone Gran hand happy head heard heart horses Huffell JACOB ABBOTT Jemmy Jackman John Hardie Kate knew lady laughing Leah Lirriper Lirriper's Lodgers Lodgings look Madam Hawtrey Mary Mavor mind Miss Wozenham morning Morocco Mortiboy mother Mutual Admiration Society never night Nuttlebury Oscar parlours poor pretty respected friend round Sandham says the Major seemed servants Sir Mark sitting sleigh smile stairs story street Stuyvesant talk tell Theresa thing thought Titine told took turned Uncle Minot Under-Tor Victorine Victorine's voice waited Wellington boots window words young
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Página 1 - I went round to the creditors and I says " Gentlemen I am acquainted with the fact that I am not answerable for my late husband's debts but I wish to pay them for I am his lawful wife and his good name is dear to me. I am going into the Lodgings gentlemen as a business and if I prosper every farthing that my late husband owed shall be paid for the sake of the love I bore him, by this right hand.
Página 44 - And did none of them ever grow older? " "No! Nobody ever grew older after that." ' " And did none of them ever die? " " O, no, no, no, Gran ! " exclaimed our dear boy, laying his cheek upon her breast, and drawing her closer to him.
Página 24 - I know, Some harshness show, All vain asperities I day by day Would wear away, Till the smooth temper of my age should be Like the high leaves upon the Holly Tree.