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... daughter of a farmer in Northamptonshire, and till she came to Brighton had lived at home. When she was five-and-twenty her mother died, and in two years her father married again. The second wife was a widow, good-looking but hard, and ...
... daughter of a farmer in Northamptonshire, and till she came to Brighton had lived at home. When she was five-and-twenty her mother died, and in two years her father married again. The second wife was a widow, good-looking but hard, and ...
Pagina 3
... daughter of a country doctor. Both her parents were dead, and she was poor. She had a reputation for being enlightened, as she was not regular in her attendance at public worship on Sunday, and did not always go to the same church. She ...
... daughter of a country doctor. Both her parents were dead, and she was poor. She had a reputation for being enlightened, as she was not regular in her attendance at public worship on Sunday, and did not always go to the same church. She ...
Pagina 30
... and then to see them in summer time, and when Mr. Toller slept with his fathers, his daughter and Helen remained at the farm and managed it between them. ESTHER BLACKDEEP FEN, 241/: November 1838. MY DEAR ESTHER,——Thi5 is 30 A BAD DREAM.
... and then to see them in summer time, and when Mr. Toller slept with his fathers, his daughter and Helen remained at the farm and managed it between them. ESTHER BLACKDEEP FEN, 241/: November 1838. MY DEAR ESTHER,——Thi5 is 30 A BAD DREAM.
Pagina 38
... daughter. There are girls who are very good, but between their mothers and them there is a wall. They do what they are bid ; they are kind, but that is all. They live apart from those that bore them. I would not give a straw for such ...
... daughter. There are girls who are very good, but between their mothers and them there is a wall. They do what they are bid ; they are kind, but that is all. They live apart from those that bore them. I would not give a straw for such ...
Pagina 58
... daughter to break a divine law, I will not inquire. I am not going to remonstrate with you; I will not humiliate myself by asking you to reconsider your resolution. I will, however, remind you of one or two facts, and point out to you ...
... daughter to break a divine law, I will not inquire. I am not going to remonstrate with you; I will not humiliate myself by asking you to reconsider your resolution. I will, however, remind you of one or two facts, and point out to you ...
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