Mattie:-a stray, by the author of 'High Church'.Hurst and Blackett, 1864 |
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Side 287 - I said to him, then, that morning, " that M. Auger gives so much attention to your themes and constantly leaves unnoticed the exercises of so many other students ? It seems to me that if I were in your place I should feel uncomfortable to be the object of so marked a preference.