Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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ter go to bed ; she was very glad to do so , and bidding good night , left the room . When she was gone , her uncle said , " Do you know , Helen , I almost regret having brought that child . " " Why do you ?
ter go to bed ; she was very glad to do so , and bidding good night , left the room . When she was gone , her uncle said , " Do you know , Helen , I almost regret having brought that child . " " Why do you ?
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I am so glad . " " So am I , Blanche . I know why mama wanted to keep you up here . " " Why ? " " Because she knows you are pretty , and she's afraid people will notice you as well as Harriet , and that wouldn't please her at all .
I am so glad . " " So am I , Blanche . I know why mama wanted to keep you up here . " " Why ? " " Because she knows you are pretty , and she's afraid people will notice you as well as Harriet , and that wouldn't please her at all .
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She's in bed to- day , and will be very glad to see you , Miss ; she's been wishing you would come . ” " I have brought little Blanche Cleveland to see her , Mrs. Everard ; I told her I should some day . " “ She'll be very glad to see ...
She's in bed to- day , and will be very glad to see you , Miss ; she's been wishing you would come . ” " I have brought little Blanche Cleveland to see her , Mrs. Everard ; I told her I should some day . " “ She'll be very glad to see ...
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