Love for an Hour is Love ForeverDodd, Mead, 1891 - 306 страници |
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... possible . She could only tremble with fear and shame , only reflect that he would be sure to think she had come there purposely to watch him . She forgot even to sit down , and thus give the idea , at least , of indiffer- Putting ...
... possible . She could only tremble with fear and shame , only reflect that he would be sure to think she had come there purposely to watch him . She forgot even to sit down , and thus give the idea , at least , of indiffer- Putting ...
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... possible . The want of cotton , the consequent want of work , the certain famine and distress , had seemed to him like the light- ning in heaven , far off . He went to consult with his father . He found him in great anxiety and distress ...
... possible . The want of cotton , the consequent want of work , the certain famine and distress , had seemed to him like the light- ning in heaven , far off . He went to consult with his father . He found him in great anxiety and distress ...
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... possible might go to the hungry little children . He was glad to see Loida and Francesca busy all day making garments for them ; glad to know they were going from house to house , helping the weak and the suffering . Quietly he gave a ...
... possible might go to the hungry little children . He was glad to see Loida and Francesca busy all day making garments for them ; glad to know they were going from house to house , helping the weak and the suffering . Quietly he gave a ...
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... had worked manfully and woman- fully as long as any pittance of wage was possible , rather than take the charity of the nation until they were compelled to do so . He felt a sentiment of respect - almost of hope " IT HAS TO BE BORNE . " 91.
... had worked manfully and woman- fully as long as any pittance of wage was possible , rather than take the charity of the nation until they were compelled to do so . He felt a sentiment of respect - almost of hope " IT HAS TO BE BORNE . " 91.
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... . He was almost penniless . He feared his father was in a similar condition . The only plan he had for retrieving his fortune implied an expatriation from England . He thought it possible to buy cotton “ IT HAS TO BE BORNE . ” 93.
... . He was almost penniless . He feared his father was in a similar condition . The only plan he had for retrieving his fortune implied an expatriation from England . He thought it possible to buy cotton “ IT HAS TO BE BORNE . ” 93.
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