The Dennes of Daundelyonn, Volumen1Smith, Elder, 1859 |
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... truth- ful , I confess to having felt no such emotion , nor do I believe that an expression of sorrow at the change ever escaped the lips of any one of us . This apparent want of feeling may have arisen from the fact that with our ...
... truth- ful , I confess to having felt no such emotion , nor do I believe that an expression of sorrow at the change ever escaped the lips of any one of us . This apparent want of feeling may have arisen from the fact that with our ...
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... Truth compels me to state that , from some peculiar want of skill on the part of the artist , the three wise children seemed to have but five legs between them . walls , it was eked out between the huge windows 66 THE DENNES OF ...
... Truth compels me to state that , from some peculiar want of skill on the part of the artist , the three wise children seemed to have but five legs between them . walls , it was eked out between the huge windows 66 THE DENNES OF ...
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... truths are strong meat ; Precepts and rules are repulsive to a child , but happy illus- tration winneth him . " M. F. TUPPER . THE fast fleeting days of our liberty were too soon over ; and , with tearful eyes and fluttering pulses , we ...
... truths are strong meat ; Precepts and rules are repulsive to a child , but happy illus- tration winneth him . " M. F. TUPPER . THE fast fleeting days of our liberty were too soon over ; and , with tearful eyes and fluttering pulses , we ...
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... Truth , however , must and shall be told , so let and let me its course ; pursue narrative my record that we had a governess named Theresa Vane , with whose appearance we were greatly prepossessed , and with whose manners we were ...
... Truth , however , must and shall be told , so let and let me its course ; pursue narrative my record that we had a governess named Theresa Vane , with whose appearance we were greatly prepossessed , and with whose manners we were ...
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... truth of Jem's statement , or to palliate her abominable conduct ; but , that being hardened and shameless , she had begged to be allowed to leave a house in which " she had been insulted ; " that he had told her the carriage had orders ...
... truth of Jem's statement , or to palliate her abominable conduct ; but , that being hardened and shameless , she had begged to be allowed to leave a house in which " she had been insulted ; " that he had told her the carriage had orders ...
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