Rosamond Fane; or, The prisoners of St. James's, by M. and C. Lee |
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... natural tones , the laugh of the three little ones became more frequent , and the conversation ( except perhaps between the two boys ) more confidential and unrestrained . The little Princess was younger by a full year , and con ...
... natural tones , the laugh of the three little ones became more frequent , and the conversation ( except perhaps between the two boys ) more confidential and unrestrained . The little Princess was younger by a full year , and con ...
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... natural to her ; but Rosamond , though she was much too . good - natured to show her annoyance , felt worried at each attempt of Rachel's to force herself into the conversation ; and when , in answer to a question of Elizabeth's , the ...
... natural to her ; but Rosamond , though she was much too . good - natured to show her annoyance , felt worried at each attempt of Rachel's to force herself into the conversation ; and when , in answer to a question of Elizabeth's , the ...
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... natural as if she had lived all her years at St. James's . The days passed by somewhat monotonously , perhaps , but ( to Rosa- mond at least ) very pleasantly . Every morning before breakfast , she , as well as Maurice , received a ...
... natural as if she had lived all her years at St. James's . The days passed by somewhat monotonously , perhaps , but ( to Rosa- mond at least ) very pleasantly . Every morning before breakfast , she , as well as Maurice , received a ...
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... nature . Her inclination to love and admire Elizabeth was quite as strong as Maurice's antipathy to James . Friend- ship with a girl of her own age was very pleasant to her . Pleasant and new at the same time , for Rachel was three ...
... nature . Her inclination to love and admire Elizabeth was quite as strong as Maurice's antipathy to James . Friend- ship with a girl of her own age was very pleasant to her . Pleasant and new at the same time , for Rachel was three ...
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... nature than the ripple of the bright little brook which ran through the garden at home , the cackle of Mrs. Carewe's geese , or the harsh scream of the old peacock as he stalked up and down the terrace , always seemed to imagine that ...
... nature than the ripple of the bright little brook which ran through the garden at home , the cackle of Mrs. Carewe's geese , or the harsh scream of the old peacock as he stalked up and down the terrace , always seemed to imagine that ...
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