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I tell no lies , Ruth , not even when I sell a horse . Robinette is as steady as a
parson , and he's a lump of good nature . But now do tell me if you don't want him
for Miss Amy . " “ We two can keep a secret when one is away ; all I tell you is , I ...
I tell no lies , Ruth , not even when I sell a horse . Robinette is as steady as a
parson , and he's a lump of good nature . But now do tell me if you don't want him
for Miss Amy . " “ We two can keep a secret when one is away ; all I tell you is , I ...
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It seems odd for you and me to be in treaty for a horse , Ruth ; I fear we should
make but poor jockeys ; but who has offered you one ? » CC “ Why , you know ,
ma'am , that poor Mr. Selmar has lost all his money , and he's going to sell off ...
It seems odd for you and me to be in treaty for a horse , Ruth ; I fear we should
make but poor jockeys ; but who has offered you one ? » CC “ Why , you know ,
ma'am , that poor Mr. Selmar has lost all his money , and he's going to sell off ...
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I reckon she's put out with Mr. Edward for not coming this evening , and that
makes her so set against his horse , and that's ridiculous in her ; and I suppose
he's mad because he failed , and so he spites himself by staying at home , and
that's ...
I reckon she's put out with Mr. Edward for not coming this evening , and that
makes her so set against his horse , and that's ridiculous in her ; and I suppose
he's mad because he failed , and so he spites himself by staying at home , and
that's ...
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So , Miss Amy wo'n't take him , " replied Jerry ; “ I can tell her that she'll not get
many such horses as Robinette for love or money . " Why , what had Miss Amy to
do with it ? I tell you , Jerry , that it is I , don't want the horse . I went all on my own
...
So , Miss Amy wo'n't take him , " replied Jerry ; “ I can tell her that she'll not get
many such horses as Robinette for love or money . " Why , what had Miss Amy to
do with it ? I tell you , Jerry , that it is I , don't want the horse . I went all on my own
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Why , yes , sir , that's my idea ; and I can tell you that he's as good a horse as
snapped ; and I kind o guess Miss Amy would set more by him than any other
horse . ” Mr. Weston's heart was somewhat tender at the moment , and he
resolved to ...
Why , yes , sir , that's my idea ; and I can tell you that he's as good a horse as
snapped ; and I kind o guess Miss Amy would set more by him than any other
horse . ” Mr. Weston's heart was somewhat tender at the moment , and he
resolved to ...
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| Título | Sketches of Married Life |
| Autor | Eliza Lee Cabot Follen |
| Edición | 3, revisada |
| Editor | Simpkins, 1841 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 17 Mar 2008 |
| Largo | 291 páginas |
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