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Now , Albertine , I do not believe they are elvs at all — they are not drest in green
but in modest gray — so I mean to call them little • quakers . ' ” “ But my mother
does not like me to use that name - - so I must call them ' friends , if you please 1
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Now , Albertine , I do not believe they are elvs at all — they are not drest in green
but in modest gray — so I mean to call them little • quakers . ' ” “ But my mother
does not like me to use that name - - so I must call them ' friends , if you please 1
...
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Albertine , " Minnie said in a half whisper to her friend , “ now as my sister Mildred
plays , we will try to believe ourselves the veriest larks in the meadows , singing
and soaring . " The young lady who at the window had drawn those bright young
...
Albertine , " Minnie said in a half whisper to her friend , “ now as my sister Mildred
plays , we will try to believe ourselves the veriest larks in the meadows , singing
and soaring . " The young lady who at the window had drawn those bright young
...
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No word of her husband ' s during his life had assured her of what he suffered her
to believe , that his means were abundant , and no account had been given , or
taken of her individual property , or the use to which it had been applied .
No word of her husband ' s during his life had assured her of what he suffered her
to believe , that his means were abundant , and no account had been given , or
taken of her individual property , or the use to which it had been applied .
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True , my mother , but I must believe she died for one who was not worthy to
touch the dust beneath her feet . ” “ If so , she has exchanged a crown of thorns
for a crown of glory . ” “ Still must we lament her loss . Beautiful , gentle , gifted ,
and ...
True , my mother , but I must believe she died for one who was not worthy to
touch the dust beneath her feet . ” “ If so , she has exchanged a crown of thorns
for a crown of glory . ” “ Still must we lament her loss . Beautiful , gentle , gifted ,
and ...
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My Rose , I believe our good friend Madam Cadwallader wished to secure my
good will toward this polar bear brother of hers ; but his first growl put me on the
defensive , a position from which I do not mean to retire . ” " I hope she may not ...
My Rose , I believe our good friend Madam Cadwallader wished to secure my
good will toward this polar bear brother of hers ; but his first growl put me on the
defensive , a position from which I do not mean to retire . ” " I hope she may not ...
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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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