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... that , but said on the following day he would tell me all the family secrets , that I might see the justice of the change . ' The girl's voice ceases , and the lawyer's voice takes up the thread where hers has dropped it 6 MY TRUE KNIGHT .
... that , but said on the following day he would tell me all the family secrets , that I might see the justice of the change . ' The girl's voice ceases , and the lawyer's voice takes up the thread where hers has dropped it 6 MY TRUE KNIGHT .
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A Novel Dora Vere. voice takes up the thread where hers has dropped it . I understand that upon your again pleading your uncle's cause Mr. Fane be- came angry , and to prove that he intended to keep to his determination , threw the will ...
A Novel Dora Vere. voice takes up the thread where hers has dropped it . I understand that upon your again pleading your uncle's cause Mr. Fane be- came angry , and to prove that he intended to keep to his determination , threw the will ...
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... voice , the tearful choky utterance of which eloquently testifies to the melancholy feelings of its owner . ' You will never fasten it so , miss , and only tear your hands . ' I am kneeling on the floor of my bed- room , and vainly ...
... voice , the tearful choky utterance of which eloquently testifies to the melancholy feelings of its owner . ' You will never fasten it so , miss , and only tear your hands . ' I am kneeling on the floor of my bed- room , and vainly ...
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... voice , it is so hard and tearless ; then throwing myself in her arms , and sobbing passion- ately , I cry : 6 Nursie , forgive me ; you are the only friend I have in the world . I feel half mad , and scarcely know what I say ; you must ...
... voice , it is so hard and tearless ; then throwing myself in her arms , and sobbing passion- ately , I cry : 6 Nursie , forgive me ; you are the only friend I have in the world . I feel half mad , and scarcely know what I say ; you must ...
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... voice . wonder if my uncle or anyone he puts here in his place will be kind to the peacock . He is getting very shaky , and having only one eye makes him very helpless and stupid , poor old fellow ! ' " ' I will see about him myself ...
... voice . wonder if my uncle or anyone he puts here in his place will be kind to the peacock . He is getting very shaky , and having only one eye makes him very helpless and stupid , poor old fellow ! ' " ' I will see about him myself ...
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afraid answer arms Cara Cara mia Charlie Trevor Cinderella comes cries curtain Cyril darling dear dogcart drawing-room dream dreary dress eagerly eyes face fancy feel fingers Florence Trevor girl glad gone Good-bye Good-morning governess hair hand hear heart Jack Kelpies kiss knitting Lady Trevor laugh leave lips look marriage Matthews merry minutes Miss Allington Miss Fane Miss Trevor never night Noah's Ark nursie once oriel window perhaps promise quickly raise remember reply round Ruth says Captain Walters says Florence says Lord Selwin says Miss Featherstone says softly schoolroom seems shake my head shudder Sir John skate smiling snowdrops speak suddenly suppose sure sweet talking tears tell thank thing thought tired to-day to-morrow to-night told tone trembling trumpet turn voice waiting wearily wild passionate wish wonder word
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