Victorian Fiction: Novels of Faith and Doubt, Том 24Garland, 1976 |
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... wish to make herself useful . ” " I dare say she sits still and wishes it in the abstract , for I think it must be a very disagreeable thing to reflect that she might as well be that plaster statue for any good that she does , " said ...
... wish to make herself useful . ” " I dare say she sits still and wishes it in the abstract , for I think it must be a very disagreeable thing to reflect that she might as well be that plaster statue for any good that she does , " said ...
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... wishes - so amiable a youth as he is , too , and when we only wish his own good . ' ' Well , I am tired of talking of it . I wash my hands of it , and leave it to you , ' said Sir Francis . ' Talk him out of his folly , there is a good ...
... wishes - so amiable a youth as he is , too , and when we only wish his own good . ' ' Well , I am tired of talking of it . I wash my hands of it , and leave it to you , ' said Sir Francis . ' Talk him out of his folly , there is a good ...
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... wish by any means to interfere with your plans . And really I should not like to put off the journey . I do not like you to go alone , and not take care of yourself at an hotel , and we to be left alone to have all the bustle of paying ...
... wish by any means to interfere with your plans . And really I should not like to put off the journey . I do not like you to go alone , and not take care of yourself at an hotel , and we to be left alone to have all the bustle of paying ...
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