Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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A few mornings after this conversation , Blanche had just finished her breakfast in the nursery when her papa entered . Нө looked pale and sorrowful , and calling his little girl to him , took her hand and led her into her mama's room .
A few mornings after this conversation , Blanche had just finished her breakfast in the nursery when her papa entered . Нө looked pale and sorrowful , and calling his little girl to him , took her hand and led her into her mama's room .
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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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Sir Edward was waiting for his little girl in the hall ; he took her in his arms . “ Good - bye , my dear child . I will write to you very often , and you must write to me too , Blanche . ” He placed her in the carriage , his brother ...
Sir Edward was waiting for his little girl in the hall ; he took her in his arms . “ Good - bye , my dear child . I will write to you very often , and you must write to me too , Blanche . ” He placed her in the carriage , his brother ...
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