Janet Mowbray. [A Novel.], Том 1;Том 501 |
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... or appeared to read , for nearly half an hour . " It will not do ! " he ex- claimed at last , and threw the volume from him ; " it will not do ! I must give it up for to - night ! " So saying he rose , 2 JANET MOWBRAY .
... or appeared to read , for nearly half an hour . " It will not do ! " he ex- claimed at last , and threw the volume from him ; " it will not do ! I must give it up for to - night ! " So saying he rose , 2 JANET MOWBRAY .
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... give me a light ? Hang it ! I forget that I am going into a party of vene- rable spinsters ! " So saying the unexpected visitor disap- peared , leaving the room , to Walter's imagination at least , even more lonely and silent than ...
... give me a light ? Hang it ! I forget that I am going into a party of vene- rable spinsters ! " So saying the unexpected visitor disap- peared , leaving the room , to Walter's imagination at least , even more lonely and silent than ...
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... give you that trouble , but that she does not know which you would prefer . " " Lady Rutherford is very kind , " replied Janet ; " I will ask papa when we can send . " " When did you see Isabel last ? " pursued Sir Henry . " There are ...
... give you that trouble , but that she does not know which you would prefer . " " Lady Rutherford is very kind , " replied Janet ; " I will ask papa when we can send . " " When did you see Isabel last ? " pursued Sir Henry . " There are ...
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... gives a thought to anything of the sort . You must not be late , Miss Mowbray ... remember my claim for the first dances . " Janet replied that she would certainly not forget her engagement ; and Sir Henry , rising , and turning to ...
... gives a thought to anything of the sort . You must not be late , Miss Mowbray ... remember my claim for the first dances . " Janet replied that she would certainly not forget her engagement ; and Sir Henry , rising , and turning to ...
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... give her ? " " Colonel Mowbray ? surely you don't imagine there's anything to be got from that quarter ? Western's not the man to look out for a rich wife - ' a horse and saddle , ' or a ' coach and three , ' - it's all the same to him ...
... give her ? " " Colonel Mowbray ? surely you don't imagine there's anything to be got from that quarter ? Western's not the man to look out for a rich wife - ' a horse and saddle , ' or a ' coach and three , ' - it's all the same to him ...
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