Victorian Fiction: Novels of Faith and Doubt, Том 24Garland, 1976 |
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... Herbert in a low voice , as if apologizing to her , as there was a tone of regret in her voice . ' 0 yes , I did not mean that - It is our own fault , I know that we are shut out from - from you all and Frank . ' She whispered rather ...
... Herbert in a low voice , as if apologizing to her , as there was a tone of regret in her voice . ' 0 yes , I did not mean that - It is our own fault , I know that we are shut out from - from you all and Frank . ' She whispered rather ...
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... Herbert undertook to go and cater for them . Meantime Constance ran up and down , admiring and praising every thing , and giving a helping and settling hand wherever she went , decided on her line of opera- tions , and declared she was ...
... Herbert undertook to go and cater for them . Meantime Constance ran up and down , admiring and praising every thing , and giving a helping and settling hand wherever she went , decided on her line of opera- tions , and declared she was ...
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... Herbert , you have always had a happy home ! You little know what it is to lose the only bright spot . But , don't you see , Herbert , I have tried everything , and it has failed me ; it all turns out to have no permanent pleasure in it ...
... Herbert , you have always had a happy home ! You little know what it is to lose the only bright spot . But , don't you see , Herbert , I have tried everything , and it has failed me ; it all turns out to have no permanent pleasure in it ...
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