Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Littell, Son, 1864 |
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Page 152
... Rose up to a great resolution . For her own part she was one of the people who do not understand giving in . " What ... Rose's arrival , for Lucilla was not a person to give up the ad- vantages of a novel position because she did not ...
... Rose up to a great resolution . For her own part she was one of the people who do not understand giving in . " What ... Rose's arrival , for Lucilla was not a person to give up the ad- vantages of a novel position because she did not ...
Page 153
... Rose , with an indignant sigh , " nor any proper pride , some are so different . Bar- bara ought to have been some rich person's daughter , with nothing to do . She would not mind being of no use in the world . It is a kind of ...
... Rose , with an indignant sigh , " nor any proper pride , some are so different . Bar- bara ought to have been some rich person's daughter , with nothing to do . She would not mind being of no use in the world . It is a kind of ...
Page 158
... Rose's opinions in respect to effective girls laughed , and tried hard to hide that ornamentation were , as has been ... Rose Lake had been standing by the table near her sister , not feeling very comfortable , if the truth must be told ...
... Rose's opinions in respect to effective girls laughed , and tried hard to hide that ornamentation were , as has been ... Rose Lake had been standing by the table near her sister , not feeling very comfortable , if the truth must be told ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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