Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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“ If I were on the top of those hills , " she thought , “ I could , perhaps , see mama . But no I couldn't , either . I must die to do that I wonder which is the farthest away from me , mama or papa . I think mama must be - she seems to ...
“ If I were on the top of those hills , " she thought , “ I could , perhaps , see mama . But no I couldn't , either . I must die to do that I wonder which is the farthest away from me , mama or papa . I think mama must be - she seems to ...
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“ To those who can enjoy it perhaps it is , Blanche . " “ And you can enjoy it , Herbert . Look at those beautiful white clouds ; I have spent many an hour watching them . They are lovely ! they either lie still , or move on , just as ...
“ To those who can enjoy it perhaps it is , Blanche . " “ And you can enjoy it , Herbert . Look at those beautiful white clouds ; I have spent many an hour watching them . They are lovely ! they either lie still , or move on , just as ...
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Perhaps , Herbert , God sent all this to make you love Him , and , of course , He won't take it away until it has done what He meant it to do . ” “ I never thought of that before , and you really think He loves me , Blanche ?
Perhaps , Herbert , God sent all this to make you love Him , and , of course , He won't take it away until it has done what He meant it to do . ” “ I never thought of that before , and you really think He loves me , Blanche ?
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