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I remembered her fair , sweet face , her gentle demeanor , her low , kind voice ,
which was full of melody . She was often sad , always grave and retiring . She
often caressed me , but always in her peculiarly gentle manner , whilst I studied
her ...
I remembered her fair , sweet face , her gentle demeanor , her low , kind voice ,
which was full of melody . She was often sad , always grave and retiring . She
often caressed me , but always in her peculiarly gentle manner , whilst I studied
her ...
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... a wealth of love in that great and noble heart , which broke“ Cease , cease , my
son . You must think of Engel as she was in the days of her brightest happiness
on earth , or as she is now , in heaven . As I now look on that sweet face , which ...
... a wealth of love in that great and noble heart , which broke“ Cease , cease , my
son . You must think of Engel as she was in the days of her brightest happiness
on earth , or as she is now , in heaven . As I now look on that sweet face , which ...
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She was a large - hearted woman , I know , else she could never have aided us
so cheerfully and with such a sweet spontaniety in the attainment of
accomplishments which she regarded but as a vain show . The winter was
wearing toward ...
She was a large - hearted woman , I know , else she could never have aided us
so cheerfully and with such a sweet spontaniety in the attainment of
accomplishments which she regarded but as a vain show . The winter was
wearing toward ...
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There was an expression of frankness in his pale face , a sweet serenity dwelling
in his deep eyes , which at once gave my eager and questioning soul an
assurance of truest worth ; that there I might rest my hope - - there I should find ...
There was an expression of frankness in his pale face , a sweet serenity dwelling
in his deep eyes , which at once gave my eager and questioning soul an
assurance of truest worth ; that there I might rest my hope - - there I should find ...
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Agnes was a sweet tempered , fair , intelligent and active little girl , and had
grown up with Sarah , who had taught her all her own household ways , and their
united effort had kept their aged parents in a measure of comfort . But Mistress
Polly ...
Agnes was a sweet tempered , fair , intelligent and active little girl , and had
grown up with Sarah , who had taught her all her own household ways , and their
united effort had kept their aged parents in a measure of comfort . But Mistress
Polly ...
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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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