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... doctor , attend the same church , and talk the same scandal . And as long as the best people of the neighbourhood supply the cue , either to her thoughts , words , or actions , Mrs. Crosbie's conscience is at rest . She is a woman who ...
... doctor , attend the same church , and talk the same scandal . And as long as the best people of the neighbourhood supply the cue , either to her thoughts , words , or actions , Mrs. Crosbie's conscience is at rest . She is a woman who ...
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... Doctor said Sir Godfrey might do anything with it but paint it ; and Kneller rejoined that he could take anything from Dr. Radcliffe but his physic ! There Perdita Robinson first began to understand that beauty may be a misfortune , and ...
... Doctor said Sir Godfrey might do anything with it but paint it ; and Kneller rejoined that he could take anything from Dr. Radcliffe but his physic ! There Perdita Robinson first began to understand that beauty may be a misfortune , and ...
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... doctor and little Charlotte . It may be remembered that neither of them spoke when parting . Christian would have found it difficult to have uttered a word , his heart being too full , while , on Gideon's part , his silence was possibly ...
... doctor and little Charlotte . It may be remembered that neither of them spoke when parting . Christian would have found it difficult to have uttered a word , his heart being too full , while , on Gideon's part , his silence was possibly ...
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... doctor , " was to ask if , by chance , she had any papers belonging to Mrs. Brandon in her possession , though I think it hardly likely , as , doubtless , they have all been destroyed long since . " " I am not quite so sure of that ...
... doctor , " was to ask if , by chance , she had any papers belonging to Mrs. Brandon in her possession , though I think it hardly likely , as , doubtless , they have all been destroyed long since . " " I am not quite so sure of that ...
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... doctor she would call in the evening and bring the letters with her , upon his promising to return them the next day . This the doctor agreed to do , and he left the house , calling on Christian Brandon on his way home , to tell him of ...
... doctor she would call in the evening and bring the letters with her , upon his promising to return them the next day . This the doctor agreed to do , and he left the house , calling on Christian Brandon on his way home , to tell him of ...
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