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... laide's beauty , therefore our artist must admire Adelaide , and in this deduction she was not far from the truth , but she ought not to have taken it for granted that Adelaide must be equally pleased with her admirer . How her ...
... laide's beauty , therefore our artist must admire Adelaide , and in this deduction she was not far from the truth , but she ought not to have taken it for granted that Adelaide must be equally pleased with her admirer . How her ...
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... laide's trunk by means of a piece of clothes- line which had formerly served to cord the commissary . At first we laughed long and merrily over the adventure , but by degrees its serious as- pects were appreciated . In the first place ...
... laide's trunk by means of a piece of clothes- line which had formerly served to cord the commissary . At first we laughed long and merrily over the adventure , but by degrees its serious as- pects were appreciated . In the first place ...
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... laide , attended by one of the teachers , went down and personally collected her rents , and listened to the complaints and requests of her tenants . There were few of either , and as a general rule the pay was prompt , for the rent was ...
... laide , attended by one of the teachers , went down and personally collected her rents , and listened to the complaints and requests of her tenants . There were few of either , and as a general rule the pay was prompt , for the rent was ...
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... " he said . may become a grinding , close - fisted proprie- tress , screwing the last possible dollar out of the poor to lavish it on her own personal " She adornment , but I hope better things of Ade- laide THE CABINET . 29.
... " he said . may become a grinding , close - fisted proprie- tress , screwing the last possible dollar out of the poor to lavish it on her own personal " She adornment , but I hope better things of Ade- laide THE CABINET . 29.
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... laide than that . It would be more like her , I think , to go to the opposite extreme - dress like an Ursuline nun and take nothing from her tenants ; but let us hope that she may be able to strike the golden mean . " It was a hard ...
... laide than that . It would be more like her , I think , to go to the opposite extreme - dress like an Ursuline nun and take nothing from her tenants ; but let us hope that she may be able to strike the golden mean . " It was a hard ...
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