Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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were here , and now you will have to visit her , and return fuller than ever of your silly notions , I suppose . ” “ I will stay at home , aunt , if you wish it . " “ No , I do not wish it , now that Aunt Rachel has seen you , for she ...
were here , and now you will have to visit her , and return fuller than ever of your silly notions , I suppose . ” “ I will stay at home , aunt , if you wish it . " “ No , I do not wish it , now that Aunt Rachel has seen you , for she ...
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... he strove to forget them , plunged more deeply into worldly pleasure , but still they would return . ... by little and little , he returned to his old habits ; the words a which had so moved him were forgotten , and he 166 BLANCHE ...
... he strove to forget them , plunged more deeply into worldly pleasure , but still they would return . ... by little and little , he returned to his old habits ; the words a which had so moved him were forgotten , and he 166 BLANCHE ...
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Their conversation was here interrupted by the return of Ella and Maggie . As soon as tea was over , Lizzie came for Blanche , and she returned home much pleased with her day's visit . In such innocent enjoyments as these , and in ...
Their conversation was here interrupted by the return of Ella and Maggie . As soon as tea was over , Lizzie came for Blanche , and she returned home much pleased with her day's visit . In such innocent enjoyments as these , and in ...
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