Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Littell, Son, 1864 |
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Page 259
... suppose it would never do now for you to come and stay at the Hall , would it ? It would give my father so much pleasure he looks upon you as a daughter , and I'm sure both Osborne and I shall always consider you are like a sister to us ...
... suppose it would never do now for you to come and stay at the Hall , would it ? It would give my father so much pleasure he looks upon you as a daughter , and I'm sure both Osborne and I shall always consider you are like a sister to us ...
Page 347
... suppose this trap is set for you , Osborne ? What's this you've been writing that the French mounseer is so taken with ? " 66 It is not me , sir ! " said Osborne . " Both note and call are for Roger . " " I don't understand it , " said ...
... suppose this trap is set for you , Osborne ? What's this you've been writing that the French mounseer is so taken with ? " 66 It is not me , sir ! " said Osborne . " Both note and call are for Roger . " " I don't understand it , " said ...
Page 596
... suppose that a man can forget it at once when he is not accepted , and that things can go on just as before . " " I suppose she thinks so of me , " said Belton wofully . " She must either think that , or else be willing to give herself ...
... suppose that a man can forget it at once when he is not accepted , and that things can go on just as before . " " I suppose she thinks so of me , " said Belton wofully . " She must either think that , or else be willing to give herself ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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