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... meeting . " " Well , I hope you'll fix it so's Leora Baxter wun't snap him up the minute you're gone . That's just what she'll do , you know . " " I don't know , it'll be different if I don't come back . hate to be a drawback to ...
... meeting . " " Well , I hope you'll fix it so's Leora Baxter wun't snap him up the minute you're gone . That's just what she'll do , you know . " " I don't know , it'll be different if I don't come back . hate to be a drawback to ...
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... meeting , and Marilla made her an Alsation bow to wear . At prayer meeting the girls from the seminary occupied three rows of seats well to the front , and the boys sat in the back seats . When the meeting was over the girls walked out ...
... meeting , and Marilla made her an Alsation bow to wear . At prayer meeting the girls from the seminary occupied three rows of seats well to the front , and the boys sat in the back seats . When the meeting was over the girls walked out ...
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... meeting , and given in your testi- mony , and offered prayer - haven't you meant it ? " she asked simply . Norman reddened , and lowered his head . " Yes , I have , " he said . " I've meant a lot of it . I want to do right , but I don't ...
... meeting , and given in your testi- mony , and offered prayer - haven't you meant it ? " she asked simply . Norman reddened , and lowered his head . " Yes , I have , " he said . " I've meant a lot of it . I want to do right , but I don't ...
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... meetings of committees . On Friday night the Cabinet held its first meeting and later in the evening the girls who had been to the summer conference at Silver Bay met together . On Saturday evening the Freshman Frolic was held in the ...
... meetings of committees . On Friday night the Cabinet held its first meeting and later in the evening the girls who had been to the summer conference at Silver Bay met together . On Saturday evening the Freshman Frolic was held in the ...
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... meeting , of the Mission Study classes , the Volunteer Band meeting , of the Sunday morning collections for the special objects to which the society con- tributes , and the subscriptions given for the salary of our college missionary ...
... meeting , of the Mission Study classes , the Volunteer Band meeting , of the Sunday morning collections for the special objects to which the society con- tributes , and the subscriptions given for the salary of our college missionary ...
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