Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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Ella laughed . " Why , Maggie , I can scarcely tell you . She's taller than you are , and rather older too . " " Is she pretty ? You know I asked you to tell me what she looked like when you came back .
Ella laughed . " Why , Maggie , I can scarcely tell you . She's taller than you are , and rather older too . " " Is she pretty ? You know I asked you to tell me what she looked like when you came back .
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Ella returned to her seat with a sigh , and a moment after her mother entered . " Ella , my child , " she said , " put away your drawing , and come and talk to me , you must be tired . " Ella did as her mother desired her , and came and ...
Ella returned to her seat with a sigh , and a moment after her mother entered . " Ella , my child , " she said , " put away your drawing , and come and talk to me , you must be tired . " Ella did as her mother desired her , and came and ...
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Mrs. Woodville had taken the opportunity of Ella's presence to see after some little matters that required her attention down - stairs , and the brother and sister were alone . " You will not leave me again , Ella , will you ?
Mrs. Woodville had taken the opportunity of Ella's presence to see after some little matters that required her attention down - stairs , and the brother and sister were alone . " You will not leave me again , Ella , will you ?
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