At the MooringsMacmillan, 1906 - 451 páginas |
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... observed her brother a little impatiently , for he had grown suddenly conscious of a vacuum in the inner ' I have taken off my war - paint , and feel twice the man . C man in my old coat ' ; and Mr. Lassiter II 17 A PHILOSOPHER AT HOME.
... observed her brother a little impatiently , for he had grown suddenly conscious of a vacuum in the inner ' I have taken off my war - paint , and feel twice the man . C man in my old coat ' ; and Mr. Lassiter II 17 A PHILOSOPHER AT HOME.
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... feel sure that the life - long breach between them troubled him excessively . She had brought him up , you know , and always meant to leave her money to him , until he offended her , and then she refused to see him . ' ' But mother went ...
... feel sure that the life - long breach between them troubled him excessively . She had brought him up , you know , and always meant to leave her money to him , until he offended her , and then she refused to see him . ' ' But mother went ...
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... feel better now , ' he said , pushing away his plate ; but the truth was , I was so taken up that I forgot my luncheon , and I only got some tea and a sandwich late in the afternoon . Well , now you will be wanting to hear about my ...
... feel better now , ' he said , pushing away his plate ; but the truth was , I was so taken up that I forgot my luncheon , and I only got some tea and a sandwich late in the afternoon . Well , now you will be wanting to hear about my ...
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... no need to do without things . And Eppie shall have a new dress too , and anything else she wants , shan't she , Ned ? And , oh dear , I feel I could sing for joy ' ; and Sheila's bright face would have convinced IV 43 GREAT - AUNT SARAH.
... no need to do without things . And Eppie shall have a new dress too , and anything else she wants , shan't she , Ned ? And , oh dear , I feel I could sing for joy ' ; and Sheila's bright face would have convinced IV 43 GREAT - AUNT SARAH.
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... feel as though I were a princess in the Arabian Nights , with a benevolent genie at hand . ' ' But you must not expect a mansion , ' returned her brother . ' I recollect my father speaking of The Moorings once as rather a dull , old ...
... feel as though I were a princess in the Arabian Nights , with a benevolent genie at hand . ' ' But you must not expect a mansion , ' returned her brother . ' I recollect my father speaking of The Moorings once as rather a dull , old ...
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afraid asked Aunt Gill better Betty Betty's Brook Street brother Bunnie C. E. Brock child comfort Cottingdean course Cousin Becky dark dear Edward Eppie exclaimed eyes father feel fellow friends girl give glad gloaming hand happy Hawtrey hear heard heart Ilford Road Illustrations Ivor Ivor's Kaiser knew laugh leave live Luke Brett Luke's married Martha Miss Gillian Miss Lassiter Miss Woodford Moorhouse Moorings morning mother Nell Nell's never nice night observed Sheila Old Cottage once pergola perhaps poor Professor Lockhart quiet quietly returned Sheila round SAM BOUGH Sandy Lane seemed Sheila felt Sheila looked silent sister smile spoke strong sure surprised sweet talk tell things thought tired told Tommy tone took trouble Uplands vicar vicarage voice wait walk Waverley Novels week wish woman wonder words young
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