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Pagina 1
... herself very disagreeable to Miss Teller, and the husband took the wife's part. Miss Toller therefore left the farm at Barton Sluice, and with a little A 1,! money that belonged to her purchased the goodwill and furniture.
... herself very disagreeable to Miss Teller, and the husband took the wife's part. Miss Toller therefore left the farm at Barton Sluice, and with a little A 1,! money that belonged to her purchased the goodwill and furniture.
Pagina 17
... took another glass of Mrs. Mudge's wine. After the dessert of almonds and raisins, figs, apples, and oranges—also supplied by Mrs. Mudge—Miss Toller rose and said she hoped she might be excused, but Mr. Goacher pressed her to stay. He ...
... took another glass of Mrs. Mudge's wine. After the dessert of almonds and raisins, figs, apples, and oranges—also supplied by Mrs. Mudge—Miss Toller rose and said she hoped she might be excused, but Mr. Goacher pressed her to stay. He ...
Pagina 23
... took the lady's hand, kissing it fervently. ' My dear madam, may I take this opportunity, in this position, of declaring what must be obvious to you, that my heart—yes, my heart—has been captured and is yours? Identity of views on ...
... took the lady's hand, kissing it fervently. ' My dear madam, may I take this opportunity, in this position, of declaring what must be obvious to you, that my heart—yes, my heart—has been captured and is yours? Identity of views on ...
Pagina 45
... took but little notice. When we chose the furniture I wanted bright-coloured curtains, but he did not like them and bought dark red, gloomy stuff. I tried to think they were the best because they would not show the London dirt. I had a ...
... took but little notice. When we chose the furniture I wanted bright-coloured curtains, but he did not like them and bought dark red, gloomy stuff. I tried to think they were the best because they would not show the London dirt. I had a ...
Pagina 47
... took it upstairs into my own room and sat down by the bed, your father's bed, and cried and prayed. If he were alive he would have helped me, or if no help could have been found he would have shared my sorrow. It is dreadful that, no ...
... took it upstairs into my own room and sat down by the bed, your father's bed, and cried and prayed. If he were alive he would have helped me, or if no help could have been found he would have shared my sorrow. It is dreadful that, no ...
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