London Society, Том 43James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1883 |
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... dear old thing , it was hard for you to have to leave the Hall . ' ' It was not so hard for me to have to leave the Hall as for you to have to leave the Pleasaunce , Maggie , ' answered the other , with straightforward frankness and ...
... dear old thing , it was hard for you to have to leave the Hall . ' ' It was not so hard for me to have to leave the Hall as for you to have to leave the Pleasaunce , Maggie , ' answered the other , with straightforward frankness and ...
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... Dear uncle - dear , kind uncle ! ' ' That is all very well , ' said Miss Chelston ; but he might have left you some practical proof of his kindness . Even my father , who , as you know , is not remark- able for the interest he takes in ...
... Dear uncle - dear , kind uncle ! ' ' That is all very well , ' said Miss Chelston ; but he might have left you some practical proof of his kindness . Even my father , who , as you know , is not remark- able for the interest he takes in ...
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... dear Léon . I hear he is quartered at Tourlyon . ' ' Yes . I am going to see him next week , ' said Gérard . Léon was evidently a favourite . of M. Olivier's ; he spoke of him with great affection . After a time Gérard asked suddenly ...
... dear Léon . I hear he is quartered at Tourlyon . ' ' Yes . I am going to see him next week , ' said Gérard . Léon was evidently a favourite . of M. Olivier's ; he spoke of him with great affection . After a time Gérard asked suddenly ...
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... dear Léon , that you will make use of my house as if I was a re- lation . Bring your friends with you . I like young men . ' Léon began to thank him , but he waved his hands in the air , and would not listen . ' Bah ! it is not worth ...
... dear Léon , that you will make use of my house as if I was a re- lation . Bring your friends with you . I like young men . ' Léon began to thank him , but he waved his hands in the air , and would not listen . ' Bah ! it is not worth ...
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... cally inveigled , was of his own de- vising . And this pompous , shal- low , and ductile Ass is the keeper and the guardian of our dear little Golden Girls ! the boy went on , almost insane in his fury 52 ' Golden Girls . '
... cally inveigled , was of his own de- vising . And this pompous , shal- low , and ductile Ass is the keeper and the guardian of our dear little Golden Girls ! the boy went on , almost insane in his fury 52 ' Golden Girls . '
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