Janet Mowbray. [A Novel.], Том 1;Том 501 |
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... hand , shook it long and heartily , while he continued , " I went to the old quarters first , but there was a new name on the door , and no sign or rumour of you to be met with anywhere . I have been hunting up and down this dull place ...
... hand , shook it long and heartily , while he continued , " I went to the old quarters first , but there was a new name on the door , and no sign or rumour of you to be met with anywhere . I have been hunting up and down this dull place ...
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... hands with every one within reach , talking , laughing , and jesting , but Walter stood alone by the door , unknown and unnoticed , and de- voutly wishing that common courtesy to- wards his friend had not forbidden his immediate ...
... hands with every one within reach , talking , laughing , and jesting , but Walter stood alone by the door , unknown and unnoticed , and de- voutly wishing that common courtesy to- wards his friend had not forbidden his immediate ...
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... hand- somer than ever - but Sir William is very much changed - is he not ? he seems to me to look dreadfully ill . " " Yes , so every one thinks , but still they don't speak as if there were anything seri- ously amiss . There , do you ...
... hand- somer than ever - but Sir William is very much changed - is he not ? he seems to me to look dreadfully ill . " " Yes , so every one thinks , but still they don't speak as if there were anything seri- ously amiss . There , do you ...
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... hands , and bidding him welcome back to -shire . " Where , by rights , " said he , " you ought never to have been a stranger - well , well , we will not talk of that now . What have you been doing with yourself this long time ? Ah ...
... hands , and bidding him welcome back to -shire . " Where , by rights , " said he , " you ought never to have been a stranger - well , well , we will not talk of that now . What have you been doing with yourself this long time ? Ah ...
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... hand ; they were good friends directly . Walter engaged her for the next quadrille , and during the inter- vening dances continued in conversation with her father . " It brings back old times strangely- strangely , Walter , " said ...
... hand ; they were good friends directly . Walter engaged her for the next quadrille , and during the inter- vening dances continued in conversation with her father . " It brings back old times strangely- strangely , Walter , " said ...
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