Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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Be a happy , light - hearted child , and then I shall be well pleased . ” Mrs. Cleveland said no more on the subject , and they went the rest of the way in silence . As soon as Blanche reached her own room , she shut the door ...
Be a happy , light - hearted child , and then I shall be well pleased . ” Mrs. Cleveland said no more on the subject , and they went the rest of the way in silence . As soon as Blanche reached her own room , she shut the door ...
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Jane carried the invalid boy to his room , for he was so thin and light that she was well able to do so . As Ella bid him good . night , he said , “ I have thought of something , Ella , in which perhaps I could be useful , help less ...
Jane carried the invalid boy to his room , for he was so thin and light that she was well able to do so . As Ella bid him good . night , he said , “ I have thought of something , Ella , in which perhaps I could be useful , help less ...
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“ The light in the east is Jesus Christ too ; isn't it , Aunt Rachel ? ” “ Yes , dear ; it is the glorious light of the Sun of Righteousness . The King represents our Saviour as God ; the light as the God - man Mediator .
“ The light in the east is Jesus Christ too ; isn't it , Aunt Rachel ? ” “ Yes , dear ; it is the glorious light of the Sun of Righteousness . The King represents our Saviour as God ; the light as the God - man Mediator .
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