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... , while Ade- laide had the calm assurance of a princess who had no need to assert her rights , but to whom allegiance came as a matter of course . Even Winnie was her loyal subject and delighted in being her 41 THE ROBBERY,
... , while Ade- laide had the calm assurance of a princess who had no need to assert her rights , but to whom allegiance came as a matter of course . Even Winnie was her loyal subject and delighted in being her 41 THE ROBBERY,
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... steamer ticket for the ocean passage ? " " No , " I replied , " only forty - seven dollars as yet , but I hope to make it before the close of school . " " Of course you will , " Milly replied reassur- THE ROBBERY . 43.
... steamer ticket for the ocean passage ? " " No , " I replied , " only forty - seven dollars as yet , but I hope to make it before the close of school . " " Of course you will , " Milly replied reassur- THE ROBBERY . 43.
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The Story of a King's Daughter Elizabeth Williams Champney. " Of course you will , " Milly replied reassur- ingly . Cynthia laughed raspingly . " You have almost enough now , if you go in the steerage , " she sneered . Adelaide suddenly ...
The Story of a King's Daughter Elizabeth Williams Champney. " Of course you will , " Milly replied reassur- ingly . Cynthia laughed raspingly . " You have almost enough now , if you go in the steerage , " she sneered . Adelaide suddenly ...
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... course it was Professor Waite . He has been in love with Adelaide ever since she complimented him on his appearance at their first meeting . He is dying for a glimpse at her fair face , and as she won't join his painting class he ...
... course it was Professor Waite . He has been in love with Adelaide ever since she complimented him on his appearance at their first meeting . He is dying for a glimpse at her fair face , and as she won't join his painting class he ...
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... course it must have been Professor Waite . " Of course , " Winnie echoed . " Tib knows him too well to be mistaken even when she only sees him through a glass darkly . But think .48 WITCH WINNIE'S MYSTERY .
... course it must have been Professor Waite . " Of course , " Winnie echoed . " Tib knows him too well to be mistaken even when she only sees him through a glass darkly . But think .48 WITCH WINNIE'S MYSTERY .
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