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Pagina 3
... never at home on week- days excepting at breakfast and dinner . After dinner she generally corrected exer- cises in her bedroom , but when she was not busy she sat in the drawing - room to save fire and light . Miss Taggart was the ...
... never at home on week- days excepting at breakfast and dinner . After dinner she generally corrected exer- cises in her bedroom , but when she was not busy she sat in the drawing - room to save fire and light . Miss Taggart was the ...
Pagina 8
... never heard of the Straits of Panama . ' ( Mrs. 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 . ' ( Mrs. 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 ...
... 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 ...
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 ...
... 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 ...
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 ...
... 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 ...
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