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Pagina 12
... their cold lean-to garrets under the slates. Miss Toller lay awake for hours. This, then, was Christmas Eve, one more Christmas Eve. She recollectcd another Christmas Eve twenty years gone. She went out to a party, 12 A BAD DREAM.
... their cold lean-to garrets under the slates. Miss Toller lay awake for hours. This, then, was Christmas Eve, one more Christmas Eve. She recollectcd another Christmas Eve twenty years gone. She went out to a party, 12 A BAD DREAM.
Pagina 19
... hour, while Mrs. Poulter leisurely scanned every paragraph from the top of the first page down to the bottom of the last, suggested that the paper should be divided, as other people might wish to see it. Mrs. Poulter dropped her eye ...
... hour, while Mrs. Poulter leisurely scanned every paragraph from the top of the first page down to the bottom of the last, suggested that the paper should be divided, as other people might wish to see it. Mrs. Poulter dropped her eye ...
Pagina 25
... hour when there was a ring at the bell. Mrs. Mudge went to the door and, behold, there was Helen ! ' The Lord have ... hours. She went upstairs: Miss Toller's bedroom door was open, and on the drawers she saw a little packet tied ...
... hour when there was a ring at the bell. Mrs. Mudge went to the door and, behold, there was Helen ! ' The Lord have ... hours. She went upstairs: Miss Toller's bedroom door was open, and on the drawers she saw a little packet tied ...
Pagina 26
... hour; her search for a charwoman was unsuccessful, and she came back dejected. Helen rushed to meet her and they embraced one another. '0 Miss Toller, forgive me! When I saw you sitting with that Poulter and that Goacher, the Devil got ...
... hour; her search for a charwoman was unsuccessful, and she came back dejected. Helen rushed to meet her and they embraced one another. '0 Miss Toller, forgive me! When I saw you sitting with that Poulter and that Goacher, the Devil got ...
Pagina 28
... hour and she made her peace with God. I did not ask you to the funeral as you had been so long away. My dear Mary, I cannot live alone at my age. I was sixty-five last Michaelmas, and I want you back in the old house. Let bygones be ...
... hour and she made her peace with God. I did not ask you to the funeral as you had been so long away. My dear Mary, I cannot live alone at my age. I was sixty-five last Michaelmas, and I want you back in the old house. Let bygones be ...
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