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Her father presented the little Haidee to mamma , and so she stood there , quietly
and silently , receiving those gentle caresses . I used my eyes , so long
desrauded of this lovely picture . Haidee — that was my cousin ' s name - - must
have ...
Her father presented the little Haidee to mamma , and so she stood there , quietly
and silently , receiving those gentle caresses . I used my eyes , so long
desrauded of this lovely picture . Haidee — that was my cousin ' s name - - must
have ...
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Haidee ' s English governess and maid were brought from the carriage and duly
installed in their separate rooms , the former with , the latter in one adjoining that
appropriated to their young charge . As soon as we were seated in the parlor ...
Haidee ' s English governess and maid were brought from the carriage and duly
installed in their separate rooms , the former with , the latter in one adjoining that
appropriated to their young charge . As soon as we were seated in the parlor ...
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I grew to like my cousin daily , marvelous as it may seem , for that Haidee was to
me a perfect mystery . I could not understand her entire docility and demureness
with her governess , for when alone with me and Belle in the woods of the Glen ...
I grew to like my cousin daily , marvelous as it may seem , for that Haidee was to
me a perfect mystery . I could not understand her entire docility and demureness
with her governess , for when alone with me and Belle in the woods of the Glen ...
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She looked very lovely , was drest very nicely to - day , as indeed she was always
, for Miss Browne would not have it supposed she could neglect so important a
part of a young lady ' s education , and Haidee ' s dress was a plaid silk , crimson
...
She looked very lovely , was drest very nicely to - day , as indeed she was always
, for Miss Browne would not have it supposed she could neglect so important a
part of a young lady ' s education , and Haidee ' s dress was a plaid silk , crimson
...
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Haidee thanked her and said — “ You are very kind , Miss Phillis . ” This was her
first approach toward adopting our manners . We were soon joined by Fannie ,
Rose and Bell , who came to claim some portion of their cousin ' s regard , as
also ...
Haidee thanked her and said — “ You are very kind , Miss Phillis . ” This was her
first approach toward adopting our manners . We were soon joined by Fannie ,
Rose and Bell , who came to claim some portion of their cousin ' s regard , as
also ...
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| Заглавие | Glenelvan: Or, The Morning Draweth Nigh |
| Автор | Annie Maria Minster |
| Издател | A. B. Burdick, 1861 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 6 ноем. 2006 |
| Брой страници | 384 страници |
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