The court and the cottageGriffith & Farran, 1883 - 330 pages |
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Emma Marshall. ' I - I don't understand ; what does he mean ? Who is he ? ' " Who is he ? ' said Miss Ponsonby sharply ; ' why , Helen's second husband , of course . Great impertinence , I call it ! ' ' He was a man of no family whatever ...
Emma Marshall. ' I - I don't understand ; what does he mean ? Who is he ? ' " Who is he ? ' said Miss Ponsonby sharply ; ' why , Helen's second husband , of course . Great impertinence , I call it ! ' ' He was a man of no family whatever ...
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... mean to do , Dorothy ? ' ' Give me time to think , Adelaide , ' was the reply , ' and let me see the child before I decide . ' ' Yes , ' said Miss Adelalde , ' it will be best . But if you don't like her , what then ? ' ' It's not a ...
... mean to do , Dorothy ? ' ' Give me time to think , Adelaide , ' was the reply , ' and let me see the child before I decide . ' ' Yes , ' said Miss Adelalde , ' it will be best . But if you don't like her , what then ? ' ' It's not a ...
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... mean to say she is to live here ? ' ' I expect she will do so , Martha . ' ' Well , ma'am , you know best ; but such an upset as it will be in your establishment , and such a change . Dear me ! I'm afraid you will suffer from it . ' Mrs ...
... mean to say she is to live here ? ' ' I expect she will do so , Martha . ' ' Well , ma'am , you know best ; but such an upset as it will be in your establishment , and such a change . Dear me ! I'm afraid you will suffer from it . ' Mrs ...
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... mean by disobeying me ? I told you to stay quietly at the Ponsonby Arms . ' ' I know you did ; but I got so tired of it , in that stuffy little room , with the hideous paper and ' — Elfrida , this is your aunt , Miss Ponsonby . ' ' Oh ...
... mean by disobeying me ? I told you to stay quietly at the Ponsonby Arms . ' ' I know you did ; but I got so tired of it , in that stuffy little room , with the hideous paper and ' — Elfrida , this is your aunt , Miss Ponsonby . ' ' Oh ...
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... fifteen , but would make two of Susie Bruce , who is fifteen and a half . In fact she is not far short of my height . ' ' Dear me ! ' said Miss Adelaide , ' I am afraid - I mean , won't she be rather overpowering , Dorothy , DECISION . 43.
... fifteen , but would make two of Susie Bruce , who is fifteen and a half . In fact she is not far short of my height . ' ' Dear me ! ' said Miss Adelaide , ' I am afraid - I mean , won't she be rather overpowering , Dorothy , DECISION . 43.
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