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Pagina 34
... Charles noticed it had gone and ordered it to be brought back. He may have suspected the reason whyI put it upstairs. My dearest, dearest mother, never fear that my affection for you can become less. Sometimes after marriage a woman ...
... Charles noticed it had gone and ordered it to be brought back. He may have suspected the reason whyI put it upstairs. My dearest, dearest mother, never fear that my affection for you can become less. Sometimes after marriage a woman ...
Pagina 35
... Charles I was expecting you. He said that your sudden determination seemed odd. 'Your mother,' he added, 'is a woman who acts upon impulses. She ought always to take time for consideration. This is hardly the proper season for ...
... Charles I was expecting you. He said that your sudden determination seemed odd. 'Your mother,' he added, 'is a woman who acts upon impulses. She ought always to take time for consideration. This is hardly the proper season for ...
Pagina 36
... Charles out, and this would not have been pleasant for either you or me. I would not have you at Blackdeep now for worlds. The low fever has broken out, and today there were two funerals. Parson preached a sermon about it; it was a ...
... Charles out, and this would not have been pleasant for either you or me. I would not have you at Blackdeep now for worlds. The low fever has broken out, and today there were two funerals. Parson preached a sermon about it; it was a ...
Pagina 39
... Charles and I have never openly quarrelled. He is really good: he spends his evenings at home and does not seem to desire entertainment elsewhere. He likes to see me well-dressed and does not stint in house expenditure, although he ...
... Charles and I have never openly quarrelled. He is really good: he spends his evenings at home and does not seem to desire entertainment elsewhere. He likes to see me well-dressed and does not stint in house expenditure, although he ...
Pagina 40
... Charles does not care for them. Neatness is what he likes, and if the beds are raked quite smooth, if the grass is closely shaven and trimmed and not a grain of gravel in the path is loose, he is content. He cannot endure the least ...
... Charles does not care for them. Neatness is what he likes, and if the beds are raked quite smooth, if the grass is closely shaven and trimmed and not a grain of gravel in the path is loose, he is content. He cannot endure the least ...
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