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... Walter , " but the lady ... well , I suppose little Janet may be grown up by this time . ' " Little Janet ! good heavens , my dear fellow , don't let any one hear you ! Miss Mowbray is our belle , our queen , our — 20 JANET MOWBRAY .
... Walter , " but the lady ... well , I suppose little Janet may be grown up by this time . ' " Little Janet ! good heavens , my dear fellow , don't let any one hear you ! Miss Mowbray is our belle , our queen , our — 20 JANET MOWBRAY .
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... lady ! " In another moment , the subject of his observations , a young man of pleasing and elegant appearance , having concluded his parley with Miss Mowbray , approached the spot where the two friends were standing ; this was Sir Henry ...
... lady ! " In another moment , the subject of his observations , a young man of pleasing and elegant appearance , having concluded his parley with Miss Mowbray , approached the spot where the two friends were standing ; this was Sir Henry ...
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... Miss Mowbray , in particular . " I can't say I think anything of her myself , " said Miss Stanley , " she's not in my style " - ( she certainly was not ) — " I require something more - more air - but it is the fashion here to admire her ...
... Miss Mowbray , in particular . " I can't say I think anything of her myself , " said Miss Stanley , " she's not in my style " - ( she certainly was not ) — " I require something more - more air - but it is the fashion here to admire her ...
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... Miss Stanley ; " she is very pretty - that is just the right expres- sion - a nice little term that may mean- almost ... lady only replied by a peculiar smile , and Walter , feeling that he should infallibly quarrel with her JANET MOWBRAY .
... Miss Stanley ; " she is very pretty - that is just the right expres- sion - a nice little term that may mean- almost ... lady only replied by a peculiar smile , and Walter , feeling that he should infallibly quarrel with her JANET MOWBRAY .
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... Miss Mowbray , " said he , as he led Miss Stanley back to her seat ; " I think she has one of the loveliest faces I ever beheld . " " We are getting crowded already , ” ob- served Sir Henry Western to his partner ; " there are a great ...
... Miss Mowbray , " said he , as he led Miss Stanley back to her seat ; " I think she has one of the loveliest faces I ever beheld . " " We are getting crowded already , ” ob- served Sir Henry Western to his partner ; " there are a great ...
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