Ellen Middleton: A TaleD. Appleton, 1849 - 328 страници |
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... never pays his rent , thereby keeping you from sending Johnny to school , as you had intended ? " " No , no , sir ; it has nothing to do with drunken lodgers , or with poor dear Johnny's going to school , or with not get- ting the rent ...
... never pays his rent , thereby keeping you from sending Johnny to school , as you had intended ? " " No , no , sir ; it has nothing to do with drunken lodgers , or with poor dear Johnny's going to school , or with not get- ting the rent ...
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... never turned your eyes to- wards me . I looked into your face , and it seemed to me as if it had been the face of an angel ; and when your lips uttered the words that my hand had written , I hung upon your lips . It was as a voice from ...
... never turned your eyes to- wards me . I looked into your face , and it seemed to me as if it had been the face of an angel ; and when your lips uttered the words that my hand had written , I hung upon your lips . It was as a voice from ...
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... never feel myself pardoned ! Mr. Lacy , I have sometimes opened the Bible , and I have read in it words of pity , words of mercy , words of promise , and for a moment they seemed to bring comfort to my soul ; but the dark spirit within ...
... never feel myself pardoned ! Mr. Lacy , I have sometimes opened the Bible , and I have read in it words of pity , words of mercy , words of promise , and for a moment they seemed to bring comfort to my soul ; but the dark spirit within ...
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... never remember his taking the slightest interest in any of my childish pleasures , or his uttering any but the most formal phrase of commendation when my performances were submitted to his inspection . Young as I was , I felt this want ...
... never remember his taking the slightest interest in any of my childish pleasures , or his uttering any but the most formal phrase of commendation when my performances were submitted to his inspection . Young as I was , I felt this want ...
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... never felt that she was making an effort to bring herself down to my level , and consequently in her society never experienced the weariness which children are apt to feel , from those flat and unprofitable attempts to amuse them ...
... never felt that she was making an effort to bring herself down to my level , and consequently in her society never experienced the weariness which children are apt to feel , from those flat and unprofitable attempts to amuse them ...
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