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Page 43
... answered very composedly . Mrs. Leven seemed to her now so utterly in the wrong , unsympathetic , and unkind , that she really felt no longer anything but an almost contemptuous compassion for her . I am sadly afraid I did some of the ...
... answered very composedly . Mrs. Leven seemed to her now so utterly in the wrong , unsympathetic , and unkind , that she really felt no longer anything but an almost contemptuous compassion for her . I am sadly afraid I did some of the ...
Page 64
... answered , somewhat as- tonished at the variety and accuracy of her historical information . ' I thought as much , ' Paulina observed . They all did , I fancy , more or less . Finding of the body of Harold , and all that , ain't it ? I ...
... answered , somewhat as- tonished at the variety and accuracy of her historical information . ' I thought as much , ' Paulina observed . They all did , I fancy , more or less . Finding of the body of Harold , and all that , ain't it ? I ...
Page 67
... answered with dignity . I know nothing about his getting fiddlesticks . I said when he gets married . ' ' Stuff ! -he ain't going to get married . ' 6 ' Oh , yes , ' Janet said quietly , he is . ' 6 To whom , ma'am , may I ask ? F 2 ...
... answered with dignity . I know nothing about his getting fiddlesticks . I said when he gets married . ' ' Stuff ! -he ain't going to get married . ' 6 ' Oh , yes , ' Janet said quietly , he is . ' 6 To whom , ma'am , may I ask ? F 2 ...
Page 68
... answered with less tremor than before . ' It's a lie ! ' exclaimed Paulina . ' Oh , madam , pray ' - Mr . Lefussis expostulated . 6 ' I don't mean it's a lie for you , Mr. Fuzbuz , ' Paulina went on breathlessly , nor for you , Mrs ...
... answered with less tremor than before . ' It's a lie ! ' exclaimed Paulina . ' Oh , madam , pray ' - Mr . Lefussis expostulated . 6 ' I don't mean it's a lie for you , Mr. Fuzbuz , ' Paulina went on breathlessly , nor for you , Mrs ...
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... first . " I always said so , Janet - didn't I ? ' Poor Janet could not answer . She dropped into a chair , and the room seemed to swim around her . 73 CHAPTER V. AN EXCELLENT PLOT : VERY GOOD FRIENDS 72 DONNA QUIXOTE .
... first . " I always said so , Janet - didn't I ? ' Poor Janet could not answer . She dropped into a chair , and the room seemed to swim around her . 73 CHAPTER V. AN EXCELLENT PLOT : VERY GOOD FRIENDS 72 DONNA QUIXOTE .
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