Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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All through the day she looked forward to the pleasant talks which generally occupied the last half hour , for these Blanche enjoyed thoroughly ... The books were put away earlier than usual , that the fireside talk might be prolonged .
All through the day she looked forward to the pleasant talks which generally occupied the last half hour , for these Blanche enjoyed thoroughly ... The books were put away earlier than usual , that the fireside talk might be prolonged .
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Don't , dear Fanny , talk so ; it makes me unhappy to hear you . " “ But it does me good . I have not had any one to talk to about myself , for oh ! such a long while , never since Amy Thornton left . I could talk to her , for I believe ...
Don't , dear Fanny , talk so ; it makes me unhappy to hear you . " “ But it does me good . I have not had any one to talk to about myself , for oh ! such a long while , never since Amy Thornton left . I could talk to her , for I believe ...
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“ Blanche , ” said Herbert , “ I want you to talk to me and enliven me a little , for I am very dull . ” “ What am I to talk about ? you oughtn ' t to be dull this weather ; it ' s delightful . ” “ To those who can enjoy it perhaps it ...
“ Blanche , ” said Herbert , “ I want you to talk to me and enliven me a little , for I am very dull . ” “ What am I to talk about ? you oughtn ' t to be dull this weather ; it ' s delightful . ” “ To those who can enjoy it perhaps it ...
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