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... talk - Isabel stoops to the meanness of listening - Florence's plan of reformation - Her ' pet duty ' - Theodora gives grounds for suspicion ,. CHAPTER XIX . Formation of the club -- The Anti - Clubbists ' - Forming a committee ...
... talk - Isabel stoops to the meanness of listening - Florence's plan of reformation - Her ' pet duty ' - Theodora gives grounds for suspicion ,. CHAPTER XIX . Formation of the club -- The Anti - Clubbists ' - Forming a committee ...
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... talking with her father . All she knew she had learnt from him and from books ; and , perhaps , other knowledge she was as well without . One misfortune in the life of Theodora was , that she had been almost the only young lady in the ...
... talking with her father . All she knew she had learnt from him and from books ; and , perhaps , other knowledge she was as well without . One misfortune in the life of Theodora was , that she had been almost the only young lady in the ...
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... talking as she passed the boys ' room ; they were not yet asleep ; then she heard the baby . He is keeping mamma awake , ' thought Theodora , and she passed on her way . It was to the room where her father lay that she was going , and ...
... talking as she passed the boys ' room ; they were not yet asleep ; then she heard the baby . He is keeping mamma awake , ' thought Theodora , and she passed on her way . It was to the room where her father lay that she was going , and ...
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... talking now ; only , whatever you do , Theo , don't think I don't love you . ' Theodora had before this , with her usual thoughtful- ness , wrapped a shawl round Alfred , whose teeth were chattering either from the cold or the ...
... talking now ; only , whatever you do , Theo , don't think I don't love you . ' Theodora had before this , with her usual thoughtful- ness , wrapped a shawl round Alfred , whose teeth were chattering either from the cold or the ...
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... talk such humbug as that , ' said Alfred , in his blunt way ; I only said what I know to be true . It is somewhere in the Bible , " There is a Friend that sticketh closer than a brother , " and I know that means Jesus Christ . There ...
... talk such humbug as that , ' said Alfred , in his blunt way ; I only said what I know to be true . It is somewhere in the Bible , " There is a Friend that sticketh closer than a brother , " and I know that means Jesus Christ . There ...
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