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... will occupy us long . We are sorry to say that all our skill will not be able to make Guy Rivers - that is his name - a handsome boy . He would not be considered what is usually termed " good - looking " by one HIS PORTRAIT .
... will occupy us long . We are sorry to say that all our skill will not be able to make Guy Rivers - that is his name - a handsome boy . He would not be considered what is usually termed " good - looking " by one HIS PORTRAIT .
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... able to do more . I wish to do more ; but I cannot bear any longer these cruel words . I see you grudge me the bread I eat , and the clothes I wear , and the lodging you give me ; but what am I to do ? " " Go and work ! " thundered Mr ...
... able to do more . I wish to do more ; but I cannot bear any longer these cruel words . I see you grudge me the bread I eat , and the clothes I wear , and the lodging you give me ; but what am I to do ? " " Go and work ! " thundered Mr ...
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... able to embrace before he left , although he had kissed the youngest , as well as his brother , before he came up stairs . " And your father , Guy ? " inquired Mrs Rivers , falteringly . Guy looked her fully in the face till both eyes ...
... able to embrace before he left , although he had kissed the youngest , as well as his brother , before he came up stairs . " And your father , Guy ? " inquired Mrs Rivers , falteringly . Guy looked her fully in the face till both eyes ...
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... able to bestow on its donor one more kiss before quitting home . " Perhaps , however , " he thought , while a sigh escaped him , " it would only make my going still more difficult ! " This idea made him quicken his departure . Hav- ing ...
... able to bestow on its donor one more kiss before quitting home . " Perhaps , however , " he thought , while a sigh escaped him , " it would only make my going still more difficult ! " This idea made him quicken his departure . Hav- ing ...
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... able to do . You will have so many things to see , and so many things to do , and so many things to distract your attention , that our figures will run the risk of being jostled out of your memory . Not so with us . As we sit down , day ...
... able to do . You will have so many things to see , and so many things to do , and so many things to distract your attention , that our figures will run the risk of being jostled out of your memory . Not so with us . As we sit down , day ...
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Guy Rivers, Or a Boy's Struggles in the Great World (Classic Reprint) Alfred Elwes No preview available - 2016 |
Guy Rivers, Or, a Boy's Struggles in the Great World Alfred Elwes,Henry Anelay No preview available - 2016 |
Guy Rivers, Or a Boy's Struggles in the Great World (Classic Reprint) Alfred Elwes No preview available - 2018 |
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