Maiden sisters, by the author of 'Dorothy'. |
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... spirits until I should trot them out . I proceeded to inspect the other live stock : there was a dog , chained to a barrel in the yard , which I let loose in hopes of getting up a little excitement , but it was of no use , for the poor ...
... spirits until I should trot them out . I proceeded to inspect the other live stock : there was a dog , chained to a barrel in the yard , which I let loose in hopes of getting up a little excitement , but it was of no use , for the poor ...
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... spirit was gentle and easily crushed . She did not allow , even to herself , that her tears were called forth by a sense of her sister's unloving hardness : she thought that they were only due to the difficulties of her German exercise ...
... spirit was gentle and easily crushed . She did not allow , even to herself , that her tears were called forth by a sense of her sister's unloving hardness : she thought that they were only due to the difficulties of her German exercise ...
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... spirit of wilfulness ; and that I can but trust to those better feelings , whose existence he disclaims . But I am afraid that Anne will never accept that system of edu- cation . ' ' I am afraid not , ' said Ellen . ' And I must say ...
... spirit of wilfulness ; and that I can but trust to those better feelings , whose existence he disclaims . But I am afraid that Anne will never accept that system of edu- cation . ' ' I am afraid not , ' said Ellen . ' And I must say ...
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... spirit . How- ever , on the strength of the old proverb , that ' listeners hear no good of themselves , ' I had a right to expect no softer judgment . ' ' I did not mean that you were listening exactly . ' ' Only that I overheard ? It ...
... spirit . How- ever , on the strength of the old proverb , that ' listeners hear no good of themselves , ' I had a right to expect no softer judgment . ' ' I did not mean that you were listening exactly . ' ' Only that I overheard ? It ...
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Margaret Agnes Paul. be disappointed , ' a remark which tended to raise Norah's spirits ; for an occasional disappointment was rather salutary than otherwise . Under the circumstances , ' said Hugh , you | need take no tickets for me ...
Margaret Agnes Paul. be disappointed , ' a remark which tended to raise Norah's spirits ; for an occasional disappointment was rather salutary than otherwise . Under the circumstances , ' said Hugh , you | need take no tickets for me ...
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