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... knew that Adelaide and Milly , Winnie and I , were all , beneath our mischief , true - hearted , earnest girls , and she charitably hoped for great improvement in Cynthia . There was one person who did not believe in us - Miss Noakes ...
... knew that Adelaide and Milly , Winnie and I , were all , beneath our mischief , true - hearted , earnest girls , and she charitably hoped for great improvement in Cynthia . There was one person who did not believe in us - Miss Noakes ...
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... knew its hiding place , or the fact that the cabinet was used as a bank . We had agreed that it was best to keep this a secret among ourselves and it was so kept until the day after the robbery , weeks after Winnie's. 25 THE CABINET,
... knew its hiding place , or the fact that the cabinet was used as a bank . We had agreed that it was best to keep this a secret among ourselves and it was so kept until the day after the robbery , weeks after Winnie's. 25 THE CABINET,
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... knew that Adelaide's weak- ness was a love for beautiful clothing ; that she delighted in sumptuous velvets , in the sheen of satin , and the shimmer of gauze . Her regal beauty would not have been over- powered by a queen's toilette ...
... knew that Adelaide's weak- ness was a love for beautiful clothing ; that she delighted in sumptuous velvets , in the sheen of satin , and the shimmer of gauze . Her regal beauty would not have been over- powered by a queen's toilette ...
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... knew exactly how much Milly expended , and for what the money went . But his plan was a mistaken one ; and the perfect freedom which Adelaide enjoyed was training her in a sense of responsibility , while Milly was becom- ing ...
... knew exactly how much Milly expended , and for what the money went . But his plan was a mistaken one ; and the perfect freedom which Adelaide enjoyed was training her in a sense of responsibility , while Milly was becom- ing ...
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... knew it , " Cynthia remarked unpleasantly . " Now I am really too curious to see whether I have been as unfortunate as the rest of you . " In spite of this profession of eagerness she had seemed to me remarkably indifferent , and she un ...
... knew it , " Cynthia remarked unpleasantly . " Now I am really too curious to see whether I have been as unfortunate as the rest of you . " In spite of this profession of eagerness she had seemed to me remarkably indifferent , and she un ...
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