Mary Erskine: A Franconia StoryHarper & brothers, 1850 - 202 sider |
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... judge best . " They conversed on the subject some time longer , Albert being quite at a loss to know what it was best to do . Mary Erskine , for her part , seemed perfectly willing that he should borrow the money to buy more stock , as ...
... judge best . " They conversed on the subject some time longer , Albert being quite at a loss to know what it was best to do . Mary Erskine , for her part , seemed perfectly willing that he should borrow the money to buy more stock , as ...
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... obli- gation to keep any separate account of the chil- dren's share , but might expend it all herself , or if she were so inclined , she might keep it safely , The functions of the Judge of Probate . and perhaps 94 MARY ERSKINE .
... obli- gation to keep any separate account of the chil- dren's share , but might expend it all herself , or if she were so inclined , she might keep it safely , The functions of the Judge of Probate . and perhaps 94 MARY ERSKINE .
Side 95
... Judge of Probate . There is a simi- lar system in force , in all the other states of the Union , though the officers are sometimes called by different names from those which they re- ceive in New England . Now , while Albert was lying ...
... Judge of Probate . There is a simi- lar system in force , in all the other states of the Union , though the officers are sometimes called by different names from those which they re- ceive in New England . Now , while Albert was lying ...
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... Judge of Probate knows you , and he will believe you as cer- tainly as he would a dozen witnesses . " " But I suppose , " said Mrs. Bell , " that it does not depend upon the Judge of Probate . It de- pends upon the law . ” Mary Erskine ...
... Judge of Probate knows you , and he will believe you as cer- tainly as he would a dozen witnesses . " " But I suppose , " said Mrs. Bell , " that it does not depend upon the Judge of Probate . It de- pends upon the law . ” Mary Erskine ...
Side 106
... Judge of Probate . " " Oh , " said Mary Erskine , her countenance brightening up with an expression of great re- lief and satisfaction . " That is just the same thing . If it is to go to the children , and I am to take care of it for ...
... Judge of Probate . " " Oh , " said Mary Erskine , her countenance brightening up with an expression of great re- lief and satisfaction . " That is just the same thing . If it is to go to the children , and I am to take care of it for ...
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