Victorian Fiction: Novels of Faith and Doubt, Том 24Garland, 1976 |
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... Papa and Mamma would approve , and then try to recollect what reasons they would give . " " But then you are not always sure of what they would say , " replied Lucy , " at least I am not , and it is not always possible to ask them ...
... Papa and Mamma would approve , and then try to recollect what reasons they would give . " " But then you are not always sure of what they would say , " replied Lucy , " at least I am not , and it is not always possible to ask them ...
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... Papa says ? Uncle Edward has been asking about the Institute ; and oh dear ! oh dear ! Papa said he could not bear Mechanics ' Institutes , and had resolved quite firmly that none of his family should ever set foot in one . " Elizabeth ...
... Papa says ? Uncle Edward has been asking about the Institute ; and oh dear ! oh dear ! Papa said he could not bear Mechanics ' Institutes , and had resolved quite firmly that none of his family should ever set foot in one . " Elizabeth ...
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... Papa not to mention it to Mrs. Hazleby , though , Harriet , there are some people who prefer any suffering , just or unjust , to deceit . " " Then you mean to tell directly , " said Kathe- rine , in a piteous tone . " Of course I do ...
... Papa not to mention it to Mrs. Hazleby , though , Harriet , there are some people who prefer any suffering , just or unjust , to deceit . " " Then you mean to tell directly , " said Kathe- rine , in a piteous tone . " Of course I do ...
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