Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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Then , Blanche , if He takes me away and leaves you here , we may be sure that is best for both . " " But , mama , I see it will be much the best for you , because you will go to heaven . and be a great deal happier there than you could ...
Then , Blanche , if He takes me away and leaves you here , we may be sure that is best for both . " " But , mama , I see it will be much the best for you , because you will go to heaven . and be a great deal happier there than you could ...
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I don't know exactly , but it will not be long , and I am sure my little girl had rather her papa were quite well , even though she has to be separated from him for a little while . " “ Oh yes , papa , indeed I would , and I will try ...
I don't know exactly , but it will not be long , and I am sure my little girl had rather her papa were quite well , even though she has to be separated from him for a little while . " “ Oh yes , papa , indeed I would , and I will try ...
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I am sure she would have been spoilt if she had been left to your brother's management . " " I'm not so sure about that : I think Edward knows best how to manage her . How- ever , I wouldn't see such a parting again as I have done to ...
I am sure she would have been spoilt if she had been left to your brother's management . " " I'm not so sure about that : I think Edward knows best how to manage her . How- ever , I wouldn't see such a parting again as I have done to ...
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