Guild Court: A London StoryE. Dalton, 1908 - 331 sider |
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... Mary Boxall ; in desiring which , he thought he knew what he was after , for he was Mr. Boxall's man of business . " I won't have you offend Mr. Boxall , anyhow , " he concluded . " He is your governor . " The father had tact enough to ...
... Mary Boxall ; in desiring which , he thought he knew what he was after , for he was Mr. Boxall's man of business . " I won't have you offend Mr. Boxall , anyhow , " he concluded . " He is your governor . " The father had tact enough to ...
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... Mary Boxall , whom he had taken down , beside him ; and many were the under - browed glances which the head - clerk shot across the dishes at the couple . Mary was a very pretty , brown - haired , white - skinned , blue - eyed damsel ...
... Mary Boxall , whom he had taken down , beside him ; and many were the under - browed glances which the head - clerk shot across the dishes at the couple . Mary was a very pretty , brown - haired , white - skinned , blue - eyed damsel ...
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... Mary turning over some music , and as he drew near he saw her laying aside , in its turn , Byron's song , " She walks in beauty . " " Oh ! do you sing that song , Miss Mary ? " he asked with empressement . " I have sung it several times ...
... Mary turning over some music , and as he drew near he saw her laying aside , in its turn , Byron's song , " She walks in beauty . " " Oh ! do you sing that song , Miss Mary ? " he asked with empressement . " I have sung it several times ...
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... Mary . I do not doubt it was with some feeling of relief that he heard his father say it was time for them to be going home . None of the parents would have been displeased had they seen the little passage between the young people ...
... Mary . I do not doubt it was with some feeling of relief that he heard his father say it was time for them to be going home . None of the parents would have been displeased had they seen the little passage between the young people ...
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... Mary Boxall ? -He had said nothing to her . He had not committed himself to anything . And the wind blew cooler and more refreshing upon his forehead . And then came a glow of pleasure as he recalled her blush , and the glance she had ...
... Mary Boxall ? -He had said nothing to her . He had not committed himself to anything . And the wind blew cooler and more refreshing upon his forehead . And then came a glow of pleasure as he recalled her blush , and the glance she had ...
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