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... side of the road , and hinted to him , in a whisper , that he understood and re- gretted the nature and cause of this interruption , adding , that it was entirely unnecessary , as it must be well known to him , and to every body , that ...
... side of the road , and hinted to him , in a whisper , that he understood and re- gretted the nature and cause of this interruption , adding , that it was entirely unnecessary , as it must be well known to him , and to every body , that ...
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... sides — a pause during which one might have heard a pin fall . Mr Dalton , a good deal perplexed , it is not to be denied , in con- sequence of what had been said to him from so many different quarters , could not help keeping his eyes ...
... sides — a pause during which one might have heard a pin fall . Mr Dalton , a good deal perplexed , it is not to be denied , in con- sequence of what had been said to him from so many different quarters , could not help keeping his eyes ...
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... side by side behind Barbara Dalton's bier . As they went along , they found ranged , by the way they had to pass , all the children of the school of which she had been half patroness , half teacher . The poor little children were drest ...
... side by side behind Barbara Dalton's bier . As they went along , they found ranged , by the way they had to pass , all the children of the school of which she had been half patroness , half teacher . The poor little children were drest ...
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... side of the way , imme- diately opposite to the tower from which he was looking . She stood so long - the thought crossed his mind , could she be looking toward him ? — Was it Ellen ? The distance was such , that to distinguish features ...
... side of the way , imme- diately opposite to the tower from which he was looking . She stood so long - the thought crossed his mind , could she be looking toward him ? — Was it Ellen ? The distance was such , that to distinguish features ...
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... side , and looking round , recognized Mr Ward himself , who was standing at an open window . Nothing could be less expected than his appearance - but not doubt- ing that he had some good reason for interrupting him at such a moment , he ...
... side , and looking round , recognized Mr Ward himself , who was standing at an open window . Nothing could be less expected than his appearance - but not doubt- ing that he had some good reason for interrupting him at such a moment , he ...
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