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Pagina 35
... matter? Iwas not well before I went to Homerton the last time, but maybe it was not London that upset me. If you cannot leave, I shall come. Let me hear by the next post. HOMERTON, 5th Deeember 1838. I told Charles I was expecting you ...
... matter? Iwas not well before I went to Homerton the last time, but maybe it was not London that upset me. If you cannot leave, I shall come. Let me hear by the next post. HOMERTON, 5th Deeember 1838. I told Charles I was expecting you ...
Pagina 37
... matter. I do not deny I am not quite happy, but it would be worse than useless to dwell upon my unhappiness and try to give you reasons for it. London, in the winter, most likely does not suit me. I shall certainly see you in the spring ...
... matter. I do not deny I am not quite happy, but it would be worse than useless to dwell upon my unhappiness and try to give you reasons for it. London, in the winter, most likely does not suit me. I shall certainly see you in the spring ...
Pagina 43
... hide nothing. There must even now be something the matter beyond what I have heard. I cannot say any more at present. My head is in a whirl. May be you will have a child. That will make all the difference to. ESTHER 43.
... hide nothing. There must even now be something the matter beyond what I have heard. I cannot say any more at present. My head is in a whirl. May be you will have a child. That will make all the difference to. ESTHER 43.
Pagina 47
... matter what my distress may be, he cannot speak. What counsel can I send you? I have had much to do with affliction, but not such as yours. My love for you is of no use. I will be still. I have always found,when I am in great straits ...
... matter what my distress may be, he cannot speak. What counsel can I send you? I have had much to do with affliction, but not such as yours. My love for you is of no use. I will be still. I have always found,when I am in great straits ...
Pagina 70
... matter?' he cried. ' Nothing.' ' Nothing wrong at home?' 'Nothing.' She passed her hands slowly over his face as if to reassure herself, pushed back his hair, looked in his eyes, took both his hands and said softly, 'Not another word ...
... matter?' he cried. ' Nothing.' ' Nothing wrong at home?' 'Nothing.' She passed her hands slowly over his face as if to reassure herself, pushed back his hair, looked in his eyes, took both his hands and said softly, 'Not another word ...
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