The Gentleman's Magazine, Том 249Bradbury, Evans, 1880 |
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... Alan's sake could give it dignity . She was only a sly girl , with a lie in her heart and almost on her lips , creeping out to meet a man whom her mother had forbidden her to know ; and it was all the worse because there was no hint or ...
... Alan's sake could give it dignity . She was only a sly girl , with a lie in her heart and almost on her lips , creeping out to meet a man whom her mother had forbidden her to know ; and it was all the worse because there was no hint or ...
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... Alan's sake - she would never be troubled with scruples again about such a trumpery matter as going out without saying why or where . She must have been terribly frank and open - once - to feel so changed and hardened by what very few ...
... Alan's sake - she would never be troubled with scruples again about such a trumpery matter as going out without saying why or where . She must have been terribly frank and open - once - to feel so changed and hardened by what very few ...
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... Alan's uphill path to Bertha would be made straight and level , Copleston might be won back , and life for herself , though it could never again become beautiful , might be turned into a space in which some few wrongs might be righted ...
... Alan's uphill path to Bertha would be made straight and level , Copleston might be won back , and life for herself , though it could never again become beautiful , might be turned into a space in which some few wrongs might be righted ...
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... Alan's sister as for Bertha's friend ; and she was pleased with a hundred tokens of what Bertha , who had never been asked for her " Yes , " was too shy to put into plain words . Well , that would soon all come out in talk ; but " What ...
... Alan's sister as for Bertha's friend ; and she was pleased with a hundred tokens of what Bertha , who had never been asked for her " Yes , " was too shy to put into plain words . Well , that would soon all come out in talk ; but " What ...
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... Alan's shoulders in the fullest and sternest reality would have been the merest child's play . She would not expose herself to the temptation of secretly helping him out of some hard strait , as she might prove weak enough to do if she ...
... Alan's shoulders in the fullest and sternest reality would have been the merest child's play . She would not expose herself to the temptation of secretly helping him out of some hard strait , as she might prove weak enough to do if she ...
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