Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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I am sorry you have not obeyed the orders I gave you when you first came , to forget all your silly notions ; instead of that I find you have been talking about them to Fanny . Now , Blanche , again I tell you to forget such things ...
I am sorry you have not obeyed the orders I gave you when you first came , to forget all your silly notions ; instead of that I find you have been talking about them to Fanny . Now , Blanche , again I tell you to forget such things ...
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“ Ah , but , uncle , perhaps if I were to forget all about God and good things now , they would not come back when I wanted them ; and you know the Bible says , " The wicked shall be turned into hell , and all the nations that forget ...
“ Ah , but , uncle , perhaps if I were to forget all about God and good things now , they would not come back when I wanted them ; and you know the Bible says , " The wicked shall be turned into hell , and all the nations that forget ...
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In the stillness of her sick- chamber the words which she had spoken to him months ago , " The wicked shall be turned into hell , and all the nations that forget God , " came back to him with greater force than before , and this time ...
In the stillness of her sick- chamber the words which she had spoken to him months ago , " The wicked shall be turned into hell , and all the nations that forget God , " came back to him with greater force than before , and this time ...
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