Hillsland (Cleveland): As it was Seventy Years AgoGriffith & Farran, 1881 - 301 pages |
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... give his thanks , Frank Latimer's thanks , sincere thanks to her master for his reception . Then he walked briskly up the little pathway to the cliff - path he had left the night before . He walked quickly , for the morning was cold but ...
... give his thanks , Frank Latimer's thanks , sincere thanks to her master for his reception . Then he walked briskly up the little pathway to the cliff - path he had left the night before . He walked quickly , for the morning was cold but ...
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... give it up , the backbone of the concern would be gone and the rest would fall to pieces . He has his agents everywhere , and he is at the bottom and the top of the whole business . ' Latimer thanked him warmly for this important ...
... give it up , the backbone of the concern would be gone and the rest would fall to pieces . He has his agents everywhere , and he is at the bottom and the top of the whole business . ' Latimer thanked him warmly for this important ...
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... give you a glass of good Hollands . The fact is , some one not long ago left a keg at my door , just inside , you know , and taken medicinally in moderation it is beneficial , and had I refused to take it in I should have given offence ...
... give you a glass of good Hollands . The fact is , some one not long ago left a keg at my door , just inside , you know , and taken medicinally in moderation it is beneficial , and had I refused to take it in I should have given offence ...
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... give the priest great satisfaction . He now offered the horse to Latimer , saying , — ' We must ride in turn until we come to the place I am going to , some ten miles on . I see , ' he added , ' your campaign in the Peninsula has not ...
... give the priest great satisfaction . He now offered the horse to Latimer , saying , — ' We must ride in turn until we come to the place I am going to , some ten miles on . I see , ' he added , ' your campaign in the Peninsula has not ...
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... see how your cause is promoted by her presence among them . ' ' Ah , well , perhaps you do not , ' replied the priest ; but at all events it is of service to you and to the State , for it has enabled me to give you HILLSLAND . 25.
... see how your cause is promoted by her presence among them . ' ' Ah , well , perhaps you do not , ' replied the priest ; but at all events it is of service to you and to the State , for it has enabled me to give you HILLSLAND . 25.
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