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Side 10
... with all her energy and contrivance , for which she had plenty of leisure , to
keep , strengthen , and repair the in . visible cable by which she seemed to
herself to hold , and in fact did hold him , even when he was out of her sight , and
himself ...
... with all her energy and contrivance , for which she had plenty of leisure , to
keep , strengthen , and repair the in . visible cable by which she seemed to
herself to hold , and in fact did hold him , even when he was out of her sight , and
himself ...
Side 19
What hold have you of him now ? ” “ What hold , grannie ! ” exclaimed Lucy ,
indignantly . " Do you think if I were going to be married to him to - morrow , and
he never came to the church -- do you think I would lift that bonnet to hold him to it
?
What hold have you of him now ? ” “ What hold , grannie ! ” exclaimed Lucy ,
indignantly . " Do you think if I were going to be married to him to - morrow , and
he never came to the church -- do you think I would lift that bonnet to hold him to it
?
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And if it were not for the old man , who was surely over - fond of those fields of his
, she could hold up her head with the best of them ; for there was Dick - such a
gentleman to be sure ! and John , third mate already ! and Cecil Burton sought ...
And if it were not for the old man , who was surely over - fond of those fields of his
, she could hold up her head with the best of them ; for there was Dick - such a
gentleman to be sure ! and John , third mate already ! and Cecil Burton sought ...
Side 38
... answered the bookseller , offended in his turn . “ Then I may make a fool of
myself if I please , ” returned Spelt , with a smile which took all offence out of the
remark . “ I only wanted to say that perhaps God lets Mr. Potter hold the living of
St.
... answered the bookseller , offended in his turn . “ Then I may make a fool of
myself if I please , ” returned Spelt , with a smile which took all offence out of the
remark . “ I only wanted to say that perhaps God lets Mr. Potter hold the living of
St.
Side 42
I want them to be dependent upon her as long as she lives , and so hold the
family together as long as possible . She knows my wishes about them in
everything . I have no secrets from her . ” “ I have only to carry out instructions . I
have no ...
I want them to be dependent upon her as long as she lives , and so hold the
family together as long as possible . She knows my wishes about them in
everything . I have no secrets from her . ” “ I have only to carry out instructions . I
have no ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Guild Court: A London Story |
| Forfatter | George MacDonald |
| Utgiver | E. Dalton, 1908 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 18. sep 2017 |
| Lengde | 331 sider |
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