Out of the Depths: The Story of a Woman's LifeMacmillan and Company, 1859 - 381 pages |
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... called ) , and my earliest recollection is connected with one of these visits . I was sitting nursing a baby ( which afterwards died ) , as big almost as myself , after the custom of little girls in my rank of life , when two of the ...
... called ) , and my earliest recollection is connected with one of these visits . I was sitting nursing a baby ( which afterwards died ) , as big almost as myself , after the custom of little girls in my rank of life , when two of the ...
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... called them demonstrations of joy , for I am sure most people in the village were quite melancholy at the idea of losing a young lady so kind and so beneficent . I was a good deal at the Hall in those busy days , executing little ...
... called them demonstrations of joy , for I am sure most people in the village were quite melancholy at the idea of losing a young lady so kind and so beneficent . I was a good deal at the Hall in those busy days , executing little ...
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... called me a pert upstart puss , and declared she wondered how James could ever look twice at such a gawky chit . I cried , and dared make no reply , for Mrs. Hartburn was a member of the house- keeper's room , while I took my meals in ...
... called me a pert upstart puss , and declared she wondered how James could ever look twice at such a gawky chit . I cried , and dared make no reply , for Mrs. Hartburn was a member of the house- keeper's room , while I took my meals in ...
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... called by the young ladies at the Hall , " The Wishing Well , " and I had often seen them take their young friends to drink of the water , and had heard many a merry laugh and arch guess concerning those who had drunk and wished there ...
... called by the young ladies at the Hall , " The Wishing Well , " and I had often seen them take their young friends to drink of the water , and had heard many a merry laugh and arch guess concerning those who had drunk and wished there ...
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... called , " Lizzy ! Liz ! bring a light ; " and then another girl appeared with a candle , and I observed that she had a thimble on , and a pair of scissors were hanging by a piece of black silk from her waist . The second girl looked ...
... called , " Lizzy ! Liz ! bring a light ; " and then another girl appeared with a candle , and I observed that she had a thimble on , and a pair of scissors were hanging by a piece of black silk from her waist . The second girl looked ...
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