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Pagina 3
... never at home on weekdays excepting at breakfast and dinner. After dinner she generally corrected exercises in her bedroom, but when she was not busy she sat in the drawing-room to save fire and light. Miss Taggart was the daughter of a ...
... never at home on weekdays excepting at breakfast and dinner. After dinner she generally corrected exercises in her bedroom, but when she was not busy she sat in the drawing-room to save fire and light. Miss Taggart was the daughter of a ...
Pagina 8
... never heard of the Straits of Panama.' Airs. P. 'The society in which I was accustomed to mix, Miss Everard, would have excluded a person who was so grossly ignorant.' Miss T. 'The possession of scientific truth, in addition to ...
... never heard of the Straits of Panama.' Airs. P. 'The society in which I was accustomed to mix, Miss Everard, would have excluded a person who was so grossly ignorant.' Miss T. 'The possession of scientific truth, in addition to ...
Pagina 12
... never saw such folk in our parts—they make me feel as if I were the dirt under their feet.' 'Never mind them. I have more to put up with than you have. You know all; you may be sure, if I could help it, I shouldn't be here.' 'I do know ...
... never saw such folk in our parts—they make me feel as if I were the dirt under their feet.' 'Never mind them. I have more to put up with than you have. You know all; you may be sure, if I could help it, I shouldn't be here.' 'I do know ...
Pagina 13
... never shone, had wandered in the land of romance; in her heart also Juliet's flame had burned. A succession of vivid pictures of her girlhood passed before her: of the garden, of the farmyard and the cattle in it, of the river, of the ...
... never shone, had wandered in the land of romance; in her heart also Juliet's flame had burned. A succession of vivid pictures of her girlhood passed before her: of the garden, of the farmyard and the cattle in it, of the river, of the ...
Pagina 20
... never forgot Mrs. Mudge's spite, as she called it; the Standard reminded her of it daily. Mr. Goacher agreed with Mrs. Poulter that, for the reasons she gave, it would be desirable to remove from Russell House. He also felt that, as a ...
... never forgot Mrs. Mudge's spite, as she called it; the Standard reminded her of it daily. Mr. Goacher agreed with Mrs. Poulter that, for the reasons she gave, it would be desirable to remove from Russell House. He also felt that, as a ...
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