Heartsease, or The brother's wife. By the author of The heir of Redclyffe, Utgave 13 |
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Side 7
... voice announced , full of gratulation , Here's your brother . ' Guileless and unconscious of evil , poor child ! thought the brother ; but I wonder how Arthur likes the news . Arthur entered , a fine - looking young man , of three - and ...
... voice announced , full of gratulation , Here's your brother . ' Guileless and unconscious of evil , poor child ! thought the brother ; but I wonder how Arthur likes the news . Arthur entered , a fine - looking young man , of three - and ...
Side 8
... voice , ceasing to spin the chair . " That was your first introduction ? ' ' Ay . After that , one was meeting the Mosses for ever ; indeed , we had to call on the old fellow to get leave for fishing in that water of Lord St. Erme's ...
... voice , ceasing to spin the chair . " That was your first introduction ? ' ' Ay . After that , one was meeting the Mosses for ever ; indeed , we had to call on the old fellow to get leave for fishing in that water of Lord St. Erme's ...
Side 12
... voice . A stiff old- fashioned one , in beautiful bright clear colouring . The Child is reaching out to embrace a little cross , and his Mother holds him towards it with such a sad but such a holy face , as if she fore- boded all , and ...
... voice . A stiff old- fashioned one , in beautiful bright clear colouring . The Child is reaching out to embrace a little cross , and his Mother holds him towards it with such a sad but such a holy face , as if she fore- boded all , and ...
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... voice died away , and her face burnt as she looked down ; but a few words of interest led her on . ' When I told mamma , she said most likely he thought me a little girl who didn't signify ; but I did not think he could , for I am the ...
... voice died away , and her face burnt as she looked down ; but a few words of interest led her on . ' When I told mamma , she said most likely he thought me a little girl who didn't signify ; but I did not think he could , for I am the ...
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... voice- ' Ha ! whither away so fast ? ' and he and Captain Fitzhugh overtook her . ' I was going into the town on an errand . ' ' Just the moment I wanted you . There's a cricket - match in the College Meads . Come along . ' And with her ...
... voice- ' Ha ! whither away so fast ? ' and he and Captain Fitzhugh overtook her . ' I was going into the town on an errand . ' ' Just the moment I wanted you . There's a cricket - match in the College Meads . Come along . ' And with her ...
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