Blanche Cleveland; or, The rain and sunshine of youth. By A.E.W. |
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When Blanche went down to the drawingroom , after Miss Woodville had gone , she found her uncle there alone . She bounded with light steps to his knee , which had now become her usual place . “ Why , Blanche , ” he said , “ you look ...
When Blanche went down to the drawingroom , after Miss Woodville had gone , she found her uncle there alone . She bounded with light steps to his knee , which had now become her usual place . “ Why , Blanche , ” he said , “ you look ...
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Mr. Cleveland was standing by the fire , with his elbows resting on the mantelpiece ; he took no notice of Blanche , until she said , close by his side“ Aunt said you wanted me , uncle . ” , “ So I do , my dear , ” he replied , sitting ...
Mr. Cleveland was standing by the fire , with his elbows resting on the mantelpiece ; he took no notice of Blanche , until she said , close by his side“ Aunt said you wanted me , uncle . ” , “ So I do , my dear , ” he replied , sitting ...
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“ Oh , uncle , uncle , what is the matter ? do tell me . Is he worse , or what ? " Blanche was dreadfully excited , and trembled violently . " Poor little dear , ” said her uncle , putting his arm around her and kissing her tenderly .
“ Oh , uncle , uncle , what is the matter ? do tell me . Is he worse , or what ? " Blanche was dreadfully excited , and trembled violently . " Poor little dear , ” said her uncle , putting his arm around her and kissing her tenderly .
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