Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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She did so , and her mama's arms were once more put round her , and her head drawn until it rested on her loving parent's bosom . Sir Edward stood by with folded arms , gazing on his wife and child ; no tears had yet forced themselves ...
She did so , and her mama's arms were once more put round her , and her head drawn until it rested on her loving parent's bosom . Sir Edward stood by with folded arms , gazing on his wife and child ; no tears had yet forced themselves ...
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Sir Edward stood with his arms folded on the mantelpiece , and his forehead resting upon them , while his little daughter silently and tearfully bade farewell to the various things which were associated with the happiest hours of her ...
Sir Edward stood with his arms folded on the mantelpiece , and his forehead resting upon them , while his little daughter silently and tearfully bade farewell to the various things which were associated with the happiest hours of her ...
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Poor little dear , ” said her uncle , putting his arm around her and kissing her tenderly . ... and seeing there a confirmation of all she dreaded , she burst from his arms , and rushing from the library , stopped not until she reached ...
Poor little dear , ” said her uncle , putting his arm around her and kissing her tenderly . ... and seeing there a confirmation of all she dreaded , she burst from his arms , and rushing from the library , stopped not until she reached ...
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