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... woman. After her husband was pensioned she lived in Southsea. As he belonged to the civilian branch, Mrs. Poulter had to fight undauntedly in order to maintain a calling acquaintance with the wives of executive officers, and in fact the ...
... woman. After her husband was pensioned she lived in Southsea. As he belonged to the civilian branch, Mrs. Poulter had to fight undauntedly in order to maintain a calling acquaintance with the wives of executive officers, and in fact the ...
Pagina 6
... don't try to make her so she won't be. There are ways to make people comfortable and ways to make them uncomfortable. Miss Toller is just as good as any of us.' Miss T. 'She is not an educated woman, and I 6 A BAD DREAM.
... don't try to make her so she won't be. There are ways to make people comfortable and ways to make them uncomfortable. Miss Toller is just as good as any of us.' Miss T. 'She is not an educated woman, and I 6 A BAD DREAM.
Pagina 7
... woman?' Miss. T. 'What a question, Miss Everard! By an educated woman is meant a woman who has been taught the usual curriculum Ofa lady in cultivated circles.' Miss B. 'What is the curriculum of a cultivated lady?' Miss T. 'Really you ...
... woman?' Miss. T. 'What a question, Miss Everard! By an educated woman is meant a woman who has been taught the usual curriculum Ofa lady in cultivated circles.' Miss B. 'What is the curriculum of a cultivated lady?' Miss T. 'Really you ...
Pagina 23
... Identity of views on almost every subject, social and religious, personal attachment beyond that felt to any other woman I ever beheld—have we not sufficient reasons, if you can but respond to my emotion, to warrant an Eden. A BAD DREAM 23.
... Identity of views on almost every subject, social and religious, personal attachment beyond that felt to any other woman I ever beheld—have we not sufficient reasons, if you can but respond to my emotion, to warrant an Eden. A BAD DREAM 23.
Pagina 34
... woman loves her mother more than she ever loved her before. It is a black fog here and not a breath of air is stirring. How different are our fogs at Blackdeep! They may be thick, but they are white and do not make us miserable. I never ...
... woman loves her mother more than she ever loved her before. It is a black fog here and not a breath of air is stirring. How different are our fogs at Blackdeep! They may be thick, but they are white and do not make us miserable. I never ...
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