Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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place , and , taking her parent's hand , rested her head upon it . Lady Cleveland opened her eyes and gazed with unutterable fondness on her child , but did not speak . At length Blanche raised her head and met her mother's look of love ...
place , and , taking her parent's hand , rested her head upon it . Lady Cleveland opened her eyes and gazed with unutterable fondness on her child , but did not speak . At length Blanche raised her head and met her mother's look of love ...
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At length he raised his head , and saw that his child was kneeling by the bed ; he moved nearer ; by and by , a suppressed sob fell on his ear . He laid his hand gently on the little girl's shoulder ; she rose quickly , and threw ...
At length he raised his head , and saw that his child was kneeling by the bed ; he moved nearer ; by and by , a suppressed sob fell on his ear . He laid his hand gently on the little girl's shoulder ; she rose quickly , and threw ...
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bed , and Blanche put her arms round her neck and rested her head on her shoulder . “ This is a very hard trial , my poor child , but you know who sends it , Blanche . Have you asked Jesus to be with you ? ” Blanche shook her head .
bed , and Blanche put her arms round her neck and rested her head on her shoulder . “ This is a very hard trial , my poor child , but you know who sends it , Blanche . Have you asked Jesus to be with you ? ” Blanche shook her head .
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