Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, 17 tomasFrank Leslie, 1865 |
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... believe there are some things in the world that you will not be the happier for know- ing . It is nothing that concerns my life , or my love for you- nothing that can ever mar our happiness . Will you trust me to dispose of the matter ...
... believe there are some things in the world that you will not be the happier for know- ing . It is nothing that concerns my life , or my love for you- nothing that can ever mar our happiness . Will you trust me to dispose of the matter ...
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... believe , " said the seedy party ; so mind you don't fail this time ; " and without further speech he withdrew into the grove and speedily disappeared . William turned the note over three or four times in his dirty hands , and having ...
... believe , " said the seedy party ; so mind you don't fail this time ; " and without further speech he withdrew into the grove and speedily disappeared . William turned the note over three or four times in his dirty hands , and having ...
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... believe that Mrs. Hawley never regretted her choice . Edward has entered upon a lucra- tive profession ; why should he not be as fortunate ? " The same waxen paleness that had shot over Hawley's face at the entrance of his visitor ...
... believe that Mrs. Hawley never regretted her choice . Edward has entered upon a lucra- tive profession ; why should he not be as fortunate ? " The same waxen paleness that had shot over Hawley's face at the entrance of his visitor ...
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... believe we would see he has never known a moment's peace since . That , though , is the confession of all criminals . Danforth sat silent . " When he recovered " - Mrs. Hawley soon saw that was not to be . He never rose from his sick ...
... believe we would see he has never known a moment's peace since . That , though , is the confession of all criminals . Danforth sat silent . " When he recovered " - Mrs. Hawley soon saw that was not to be . He never rose from his sick ...
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... believe first made me love her . We had left the old farmhouse that was Nell's home , and the gay company I had come there with from New York , to watch the sun go down among the gray , fretful waves . But hours had passed since old Sol ...
... believe first made me love her . We had left the old farmhouse that was Nell's home , and the gay company I had come there with from New York , to watch the sun go down among the gray , fretful waves . But hours had passed since old Sol ...
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