Not Like Other Girls: A Novel, Том 2Richard Bentley and Son, 1884 |
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... mean to lose pluck ; but now and then the thought will come to me , shall we have strength to go through with it ? ' ' We must think of each other — that must keep us up , ' returned Nan , whose ready sym- pathy fully understood her ...
... mean to lose pluck ; but now and then the thought will come to me , shall we have strength to go through with it ? ' ' We must think of each other — that must keep us up , ' returned Nan , whose ready sym- pathy fully understood her ...
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... mean ? They were gentlepeople — one could see that at a glance . They were in reduced circumstances ; they had come down to Hadleigh to retrench . Well , what did that matter ? People's wealth or poverty never affected her ; she would ...
... mean ? They were gentlepeople — one could see that at a glance . They were in reduced circumstances ; they had come down to Hadleigh to retrench . Well , what did that matter ? People's wealth or poverty never affected her ; she would ...
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... mean to do without friends , ' stammered Archie . That would be too painful to bear . ' He thought they were excusing themselves from partaking of their neighbours ' hospitality because they were too poor to return it , and wanted to ...
... mean to do without friends , ' stammered Archie . That would be too painful to bear . ' He thought they were excusing themselves from partaking of their neighbours ' hospitality because they were too poor to return it , and wanted to ...
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... means to entertain his friends as well as he can . I should like you to see Miss Middleton . She is a charming ... meaning kindly , and asking us to your house , and taking com- passion upon us because we are strangers and lonely ...
... means to entertain his friends as well as he can . I should like you to see Miss Middleton . She is a charming ... meaning kindly , and asking us to your house , and taking com- passion upon us because we are strangers and lonely ...
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... mean to forbid my sister's visits then ? ' asked Archie , looking anxiously at her sweet face ; Nan looked so pretty , in spite of her discomposure . 6 ' Oh no ! we do not mean to be so rude , do we , Phillis ? We shall be so glad to ...
... mean to forbid my sister's visits then ? ' asked Archie , looking anxiously at her sweet face ; Nan looked so pretty , in spite of her discomposure . 6 ' Oh no ! we do not mean to be so rude , do we , Phillis ? We shall be so glad to ...
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afraid answer Archie's asked Phillis Atalanta Barby battledore and shuttlecock began Bonnie Dundee Braidwood Road butcher's wife Cheyne Cheyne's clergyman Colonel Cottage Dancy dark darlings Dick's door Dorothy dreadfully dress dressmakers Dulce Dulce's Ellis Burton exclaimed eyes face father feel fellow felt Friary girls glance Grace Hadleigh hand head heart Isabel kind knew Laddie laugh Magdalene mammie manner Mattie Mayne mean mind Miss Challoner Miss Drummond Miss Mewlstone Miss Middleton Miss Milner morning mother Nan's ness never nice observed Phillis Oh dear Oh yes once parlour Phillis's poor pretty replied Phillis returned Archie returned Dick returned Nan returned Phillis Richard Mayne seemed sigh sister smile sort Squails stood storm stranger sure sweet talk tell Thank thing thought tired to-night told tone took Trimmings turned uttered voice wait walk wanted White House woman wonder word young lady
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