Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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More than mama does , I know , for he always treats Harriet and me just the same , at least in most things ; but there are little things , such as last night , that tell me he loves her best , and I suppose it is natural he should ...
More than mama does , I know , for he always treats Harriet and me just the same , at least in most things ; but there are little things , such as last night , that tell me he loves her best , and I suppose it is natural he should ...
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Who ever heard of such a thing ! I'm sure we've enough Sundays without making Christmas - day one . I'm always glad when they're over ; they're the worst day of the week , in my ... I 1 “ Your mama used to say some strange things ...
Who ever heard of such a thing ! I'm sure we've enough Sundays without making Christmas - day one . I'm always glad when they're over ; they're the worst day of the week , in my ... I 1 “ Your mama used to say some strange things ...
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which had so moved him were forgotten , and he was in all respects what he had been , a lover of the world , and the things of the world , to the utter forgetfulness of his Maker . The rest of the holidays passed away very quickly ...
which had so moved him were forgotten , and he was in all respects what he had been , a lover of the world , and the things of the world , to the utter forgetfulness of his Maker . The rest of the holidays passed away very quickly ...
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