A Little Minx: A SketchD. Appleton, 1893 - 274 psl. |
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... parish was reckoned one of the best out of Melbourne ; his congregation was prosperous , liberal , and still aglow with ardent welcome for him and his fam- ily ; his parsonage , which that congregation had enlarged and improved on ...
... parish was reckoned one of the best out of Melbourne ; his congregation was prosperous , liberal , and still aglow with ardent welcome for him and his fam- ily ; his parsonage , which that congregation had enlarged and improved on ...
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... parish , which had suffered from the shoftcomings of all his predecessors ; and they would got , at this auspicious moreht , have heard a word to the dis- credit of him of his . They opened their arms to him , and to his wife ; and to ...
... parish , which had suffered from the shoftcomings of all his predecessors ; and they would got , at this auspicious moreht , have heard a word to the dis- credit of him of his . They opened their arms to him , and to his wife ; and to ...
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... parish will approve of it . " " I can't see how it can matter to the parish , " said the archdeacon . Mrs. Brown made no immediate rejoinder ; she was very thoughtful . " And do you think it is a good thing to have a man of that sort ...
... parish will approve of it . " " I can't see how it can matter to the parish , " said the archdeacon . Mrs. Brown made no immediate rejoinder ; she was very thoughtful . " And do you think it is a good thing to have a man of that sort ...
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... . Brown wanted to know was this : " Which of them is the fairest in his eyes ? Which of them will he ask for ? " For Mr. Colin Mackenzie was the great man of the parish and neighbourhood — a wealthy widower , without ΙΟ A LITTLE MINX .
... . Brown wanted to know was this : " Which of them is the fairest in his eyes ? Which of them will he ask for ? " For Mr. Colin Mackenzie was the great man of the parish and neighbourhood — a wealthy widower , without ΙΟ A LITTLE MINX .
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A Sketch Ada Cambridge. the parish and neighbourhood — a wealthy widower , without encumbrance , and with a house that was the show - place of the district - everything that Mrs. Brown could wish for in a suitor for one or other of her ...
A Sketch Ada Cambridge. the parish and neighbourhood — a wealthy widower , without encumbrance , and with a house that was the show - place of the district - everything that Mrs. Brown could wish for in a suitor for one or other of her ...
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afraid archdeacon arms asked ball beautiful better Black Swan boys bright eyes Brown buggy called Captain Brackenbury Caroline certainly charming Chesterfield sofa church Colin Mackenzie comfortable course curate curate's wife dance Darriwell dear Debenham Dennison dinner dress ejaculated Ellis exclaimed expected eyes face feel fellow felt friends Gibraltar girls Good-morning gown Grace and Lottie Grace Brown hand Hardcastle harmonium head heard heart hostess hour husband Jack Josiah knew ladies laughed leading families little minx Lloyd looked looking-glass magic lantern maid married Melbourne mind minutes mother Nancy's never nice night opossum paddocks parish parsonage poor Prendergast pretty Prim Primrose Robert Rosamond rose round sister smile sofa sort stood Sunday-school sure Sydney talk tea-meeting tell tennis thing thought told took wait watch William wind woman wonder Wooroona young
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