Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, 50 tomasFrank Leslie, 1882 |
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... Believe me , my own ! and then I can bear anything ! Believe that I have not been false in my love . I accepted the mission of the Third Section , that is true , but I loved you at first sight . " He had grasped her dress , but she drew ...
... Believe me , my own ! and then I can bear anything ! Believe that I have not been false in my love . I accepted the mission of the Third Section , that is true , but I loved you at first sight . " He had grasped her dress , but she drew ...
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... believe he ever had a hamper sent in his life ; but he always claimed mine , and ( being a big boy ) occasionally got them . I do not so much complain of my surname ; that , I suppose , was an inevitable misfortune . Being , unluckily ...
... believe he ever had a hamper sent in his life ; but he always claimed mine , and ( being a big boy ) occasionally got them . I do not so much complain of my surname ; that , I suppose , was an inevitable misfortune . Being , unluckily ...
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... believe arises solely from her fear of losing me ! I believe she is always miserable , and is only glad of any excuse for letting it out . " " When you know poor Mary is so nervous and weak - minded , " said Miss Agate , " you should ...
... believe arises solely from her fear of losing me ! I believe she is always miserable , and is only glad of any excuse for letting it out . " " When you know poor Mary is so nervous and weak - minded , " said Miss Agate , " you should ...
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