Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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I told Fanny about it she said she knew why aunt didn't want me to be down - stairs . " " Why ? " " Because I don't like to tell you , Miss Woodville ; you will think me so naughty for taking any notice of her .
I told Fanny about it she said she knew why aunt didn't want me to be down - stairs . " " Why ? " " Because I don't like to tell you , Miss Woodville ; you will think me so naughty for taking any notice of her .
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You were still standing round me , and I knew you thought I should die , but I knew , too , from my dream that I shouldn't . Was it not a nice dream , Miss Woodville ? " “ Ve.y , indeed , dear . ” " I hope Love will keep his promise ...
You were still standing round me , and I knew you thought I should die , but I knew , too , from my dream that I shouldn't . Was it not a nice dream , Miss Woodville ? " “ Ve.y , indeed , dear . ” " I hope Love will keep his promise ...
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Yes , Miss Woodville . " “ That is right , darling . ” A deep drawn sigh came from Blanche's heart . " Oh , Miss Woodville , I think I could bear it better if I knew " " Knew what , dear ? " 66 Whether " THE EARLY BLEST . 221.
Yes , Miss Woodville . " “ That is right , darling . ” A deep drawn sigh came from Blanche's heart . " Oh , Miss Woodville , I think I could bear it better if I knew " " Knew what , dear ? " 66 Whether " THE EARLY BLEST . 221.
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