Minna Raymond [signed A.E.].1858 |
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... , so I will not doubt about it any more ; thank Minna , " and the loving child threw her her cousin's neck , and kissed her fondly , you , darling arms round ᏟᎻᎪᏢᎢᎬᎡ Ꮩ , AUNT AND NIECE , " Resolve , 40 MINNA RAYMOND .
... , so I will not doubt about it any more ; thank Minna , " and the loving child threw her her cousin's neck , and kissed her fondly , you , darling arms round ᏟᎻᎪᏢᎢᎬᎡ Ꮩ , AUNT AND NIECE , " Resolve , 40 MINNA RAYMOND .
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... doubt a person older , and who ought to be wiser than herself , is rarely induced to restore her confidence to that person . Not that Lady Elizabeth ever positively and directly deceived her nieces , but they could plainly see that she ...
... doubt a person older , and who ought to be wiser than herself , is rarely induced to restore her confidence to that person . Not that Lady Elizabeth ever positively and directly deceived her nieces , but they could plainly see that she ...
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... doubt it ; I can quite trust you , but I do not think I shall go this morning . " " Not go ! oh , Miss Raymond , you must go , indeed ! Lord Fortrose , do keep Miss Raymond to her engage- ment , she is trying to fight off . " " Well ...
... doubt it ; I can quite trust you , but I do not think I shall go this morning . " " Not go ! oh , Miss Raymond , you must go , indeed ! Lord Fortrose , do keep Miss Raymond to her engage- ment , she is trying to fight off . " " Well ...
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... me , Harry . ” " I am very thankful that I was able to come , " an- swered he , " and still more thankful to find you so willing to go . " " Did you doubt about it ? " asked Minna . " " Why , you are almost a stranger , THE JOURNEY . 85.
... me , Harry . ” " I am very thankful that I was able to come , " an- swered he , " and still more thankful to find you so willing to go . " " Did you doubt about it ? " asked Minna . " " Why , you are almost a stranger , THE JOURNEY . 85.
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... doubt he would have risen to eminence in the profession . I shall never forget what I owe to him . " Minna was quite sorry there was no hope of know- ing her brother's excellent friend ; but from this and many other conversations , she ...
... doubt he would have risen to eminence in the profession . I shall never forget what I owe to him . " Minna was quite sorry there was no hope of know- ing her brother's excellent friend ; but from this and many other conversations , she ...
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