Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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I shall never , never be so happy anywhere as at my own dear home . " " I don't think you will , Blanche . Your uncle comes this evening for you , and intends leaving to - morrow morning , so you had better go and tell nurse to prepare ...
I shall never , never be so happy anywhere as at my own dear home . " " I don't think you will , Blanche . Your uncle comes this evening for you , and intends leaving to - morrow morning , so you had better go and tell nurse to prepare ...
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... for had her mother lived , and she been left to her care , I am certain she would have been ruined ; as it is , I hope we shall be able to make something of her . " " I wish you may indeed ; but oh , Helen , try to make her happy .
... for had her mother lived , and she been left to her care , I am certain she would have been ruined ; as it is , I hope we shall be able to make something of her . " " I wish you may indeed ; but oh , Helen , try to make her happy .
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I desire that you don't trouble yourself any more about these things , and I expect you to obey me . happy , light - hearted child , and then I shall be well pleased . " Be a Mrs. Cleveland said no more on the sub- ject , and they went ...
I desire that you don't trouble yourself any more about these things , and I expect you to obey me . happy , light - hearted child , and then I shall be well pleased . " Be a Mrs. Cleveland said no more on the sub- ject , and they went ...
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