Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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... this mournful intelligence was communicated to Blanche by her papa , the sorrow seemed too great to be real ; but when at length she was convinced of her mama ' s danger , the blow fell upon her with all the agony of a first grief .
... this mournful intelligence was communicated to Blanche by her papa , the sorrow seemed too great to be real ; but when at length she was convinced of her mama ' s danger , the blow fell upon her with all the agony of a first grief .
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At length Blanche raised her head and met her mother's look of love ; it completely unnerved her , and forgetting her promise to her nurse , she laid her head on her mama's lap , and wept bitterly . “ It is God's will , my child ...
At length Blanche raised her head and met her mother's look of love ; it completely unnerved her , and forgetting her promise to her nurse , she laid her head on her mama's lap , and wept bitterly . “ It is God's will , my child ...
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... I prayed earnestly for this blessing , which was at length given me , and I can truly say that I love our heavenly Father , though very imperfectly , but I hope soon to be ' made perfect in love , ' when I shall ' see Him as He is .
... I prayed earnestly for this blessing , which was at length given me , and I can truly say that I love our heavenly Father , though very imperfectly , but I hope soon to be ' made perfect in love , ' when I shall ' see Him as He is .
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