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Pagina 5
... first, but it was towards the knuckle and she had no fat. 'Thank you, Mrs. Poulter, but will you please give me a piece of fat? ' Mrs. Poulter, scowling, placed a minute portion of hard, half-burnt skin on Mrs. Mudge's plate. 'Much ...
... first, but it was towards the knuckle and she had no fat. 'Thank you, Mrs. Poulter, but will you please give me a piece of fat? ' Mrs. Poulter, scowling, placed a minute portion of hard, half-burnt skin on Mrs. Mudge's plate. 'Much ...
Pagina 18
... first train had gone. She was roused by the milkman at the area door, and hastened down to light the fire. At first she resolved to excuse Helen's absence on the ground that it was Boxing Day, but she would almost certainly not return ...
... first train had gone. She was roused by the milkman at the area door, and hastened down to light the fire. At first she resolved to excuse Helen's absence on the ground that it was Boxing Day, but she would almost certainly not return ...
Pagina 19
... first to take it, and her claim as senior resident was not challenged. One morning, however, Mrs. Mudge, after fidgeting for a whole hour, while Mrs. Poulter leisurely scanned every paragraph from the top of the first page down to the ...
... first to take it, and her claim as senior resident was not challenged. One morning, however, Mrs. Mudge, after fidgeting for a whole hour, while Mrs. Poulter leisurely scanned every paragraph from the top of the first page down to the ...
Pagina 34
... first she has tried to get. You are quite right. She might have broken your heart, and I am sure she would have broken Jim's, for she is as hard as a millstone.— Your loving child, ESTHER. BLACKDEEP FEN, 3rd Deeeméer 1838. Your letter ...
... first she has tried to get. You are quite right. She might have broken your heart, and I am sure she would have broken Jim's, for she is as hard as a millstone.— Your loving child, ESTHER. BLACKDEEP FEN, 3rd Deeeméer 1838. Your letter ...
Pagina 44
... at the same hours, and stayed the same time. It provoked me at first, but I said to myself that he was not a creature of fits and starts and that I could always depend on him. He always kissed me when we met and when we. 44. ESTHER.
... at the same hours, and stayed the same time. It provoked me at first, but I said to myself that he was not a creature of fits and starts and that I could always depend on him. He always kissed me when we met and when we. 44. ESTHER.
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