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... answer ? ' It was very ' He did . What else could he do ? kind of him , and all that , I suppose ; but he might have known . ' 6 But , dearest Gabrielle , you can't remain all your life in this lonely way . It is impossible , my dear ...
... answer ? ' It was very ' He did . What else could he do ? kind of him , and all that , I suppose ; but he might have known . ' 6 But , dearest Gabrielle , you can't remain all your life in this lonely way . It is impossible , my dear ...
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... answer as quite final ? Nineteen nay - says make one grant , it used to be said in my younger days . ' ' They will never make a grant in my case . Sir Wilberforce knows that perfectly well . He is too kind and good to say any more to me ...
... answer as quite final ? Nineteen nay - says make one grant , it used to be said in my younger days . ' ' They will never make a grant in my case . Sir Wilberforce knows that perfectly well . He is too kind and good to say any more to me ...
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... answered him . But he is far too courteous and gentle to ask such a question . ' There is such a person ! ' Mrs. Leven made up her mind at once ; and in a moment it was borne in upon her that some slight to the memory of Albert ...
... answered him . But he is far too courteous and gentle to ask such a question . ' There is such a person ! ' Mrs. Leven made up her mind at once ; and in a moment it was borne in upon her that some slight to the memory of Albert ...
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... him abruptly : • Should you like us to die together - now ? ' Not I , ' Fielding answered with unmistakable earnestness . I should much rather we lived together . " ' But if one of us had to die - D 2 ' WHEN FALLS THE MODEST GLOAMING ? 35.
... him abruptly : • Should you like us to die together - now ? ' Not I , ' Fielding answered with unmistakable earnestness . I should much rather we lived together . " ' But if one of us had to die - D 2 ' WHEN FALLS THE MODEST GLOAMING ? 35.
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... answered a depreca- tory gesture at the use of the cold words ' Mrs. Leven ' by saying quickly : Better hear my story first , and then tell me what to call you . Mr. Fielding and I have the same story to tell ; and we came at the same ...
... answered a depreca- tory gesture at the use of the cold words ' Mrs. Leven ' by saying quickly : Better hear my story first , and then tell me what to call you . Mr. Fielding and I have the same story to tell ; and we came at the same ...
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