Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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The little girl wished to be alone , for the weight on her heart which had been slowly increasing the whole day , was almost more than she could bear , and she longed to give way to the tears that would come ; however , she must wait ...
The little girl wished to be alone , for the weight on her heart which had been slowly increasing the whole day , was almost more than she could bear , and she longed to give way to the tears that would come ; however , she must wait ...
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Her tears flowed fast again at the thought of her mother , but more calmly , not with the wild fury they had done . She knelt beside the bed and offered up the evening prayer . When she arose , the maid was standing by her ; her tears ...
Her tears flowed fast again at the thought of her mother , but more calmly , not with the wild fury they had done . She knelt beside the bed and offered up the evening prayer . When she arose , the maid was standing by her ; her tears ...
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But Ella did not long give way to her grief ; she forced back her tears and spoke calmly . “ You are better , dear Blanche , aren't you ? " “ Yes , Miss Woodville , a great deal better than I was . How are Herbert , and Maggie ...
But Ella did not long give way to her grief ; she forced back her tears and spoke calmly . “ You are better , dear Blanche , aren't you ? " “ Yes , Miss Woodville , a great deal better than I was . How are Herbert , and Maggie ...
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