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Pagina 98
... father stuffily invited his wife not to be frivolous . It was then that Lucinda came into the room and , to lend validity to his grievance , Lucinda's father asked her whether Fashoda was in China or in South America . Lucinda said that ...
... father stuffily invited his wife not to be frivolous . It was then that Lucinda came into the room and , to lend validity to his grievance , Lucinda's father asked her whether Fashoda was in China or in South America . Lucinda said that ...
Pagina 99
... father to be reminded that , in these days of air travel , it is possible for a young woman to reach the age of eighteen , and to have travelled in half the countries of Europe , without having been in a ship . For Lucinda the Ionic ...
... father to be reminded that , in these days of air travel , it is possible for a young woman to reach the age of eighteen , and to have travelled in half the countries of Europe , without having been in a ship . For Lucinda the Ionic ...
Pagina 109
... father said he was damned if he would use a turnstile to leave a place like Dunstanburgh . With the connivance of the grinning custodian he made his exit by the way he had come in , and he left a second slice of his breeches on the ...
... father said he was damned if he would use a turnstile to leave a place like Dunstanburgh . With the connivance of the grinning custodian he made his exit by the way he had come in , and he left a second slice of his breeches on the ...
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