Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, 50 tomasFrank Leslie, 1882 |
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... hope to return in April next , and meanwhile I shall expect to hear from you often , and will write at length as soon as we arrive at Mag- nolia . Kind regards and farewell to Miss Day . I am so sorry I could not see you , and I hope ...
... hope to return in April next , and meanwhile I shall expect to hear from you often , and will write at length as soon as we arrive at Mag- nolia . Kind regards and farewell to Miss Day . I am so sorry I could not see you , and I hope ...
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... hope had floated through Philip's mind hazily that he might recruit his own shat- tered finances by some modest loan from the young cousin of better fortune . He was very poor ; but he did not despond more than he had desponded ...
... hope had floated through Philip's mind hazily that he might recruit his own shat- tered finances by some modest loan from the young cousin of better fortune . He was very poor ; but he did not despond more than he had desponded ...
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... hope I haven't put anything wrong , " observed Charity . " Janet said you were asking if I'd been in the drawing - room to - day . I only went there when you told me , madam , to get that paper for the drawers . I had to open a new ...
... hope I haven't put anything wrong , " observed Charity . " Janet said you were asking if I'd been in the drawing - room to - day . I only went there when you told me , madam , to get that paper for the drawers . I had to open a new ...
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