Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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land to instil into the minds of both her chil . dren , from their earliest infancy , the principles of religion , and in Blanche those principles seemed to have brought forth fruit ; but the pleasures of the world which he had just ...
land to instil into the minds of both her chil . dren , from their earliest infancy , the principles of religion , and in Blanche those principles seemed to have brought forth fruit ; but the pleasures of the world which he had just ...
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land to instil into the minds of both her chil . dren , from their earliest infancy , the principles of religion , and in Blanche those principles seemed to have brought forth fruit ; but the pleasures of the world which he had just ...
land to instil into the minds of both her chil . dren , from their earliest infancy , the principles of religion , and in Blanche those principles seemed to have brought forth fruit ; but the pleasures of the world which he had just ...
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However , I wouldn't see such a parting again as I have done to - day for a great deal ; it seemed like breaking the poor child's heart to separate her from Edward . " “ Oh , she'll get over it in a day or two , and I think it is a very ...
However , I wouldn't see such a parting again as I have done to - day for a great deal ; it seemed like breaking the poor child's heart to separate her from Edward . " “ Oh , she'll get over it in a day or two , and I think it is a very ...
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