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Page 251
... Knightswood ! These are considerable changes ; and what , I wonder , has become of poor Mary Deane ? How I sped there , I need not here relate ; how , without meeting with any extraordinary good or ill fortune , I saw some service , and ...
... Knightswood ! These are considerable changes ; and what , I wonder , has become of poor Mary Deane ? How I sped there , I need not here relate ; how , without meeting with any extraordinary good or ill fortune , I saw some service , and ...
Page 252
... Knightswood House , with a small portion of the park , stood within the limits of the same parish to which the ... Knightswood ; and one summer vacation , though I know not what brought it to pass , he was made the bearer of a ...
... Knightswood House , with a small portion of the park , stood within the limits of the same parish to which the ... Knightswood ; and one summer vacation , though I know not what brought it to pass , he was made the bearer of a ...
Page 255
... Knightswood were going on a tour , as they call it , into Wales , he was persuaded to go along with them . He desired Miss Deane to write to him , especially if his aunt should get worse , or if he was wanted at home , telling her , as ...
... Knightswood were going on a tour , as they call it , into Wales , he was persuaded to go along with them . He desired Miss Deane to write to him , especially if his aunt should get worse , or if he was wanted at home , telling her , as ...
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