Two Love Stories: From the Doctor, EtcBrimley, Johnson & Ince Limited, 1904 - 131 psl. |
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... woman in a village in the West of England was told one day that the King of Prussia was dead , such a report having arrived when the great Frederic was in the noon - day of his glory . Old Mary lifted up her great slow eyes at the news ...
... woman in a village in the West of England was told one day that the King of Prussia was dead , such a report having arrived when the great Frederic was in the noon - day of his glory . Old Mary lifted up her great slow eyes at the news ...
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... woman of the oldest family in this or any other kingdom , for she was beyond all doubt a legitimate descendant of Adam . Her husband perhaps might have rather said that she was the daughter of Eve . But he would have said it with a ...
... woman of the oldest family in this or any other kingdom , for she was beyond all doubt a legitimate descendant of Adam . Her husband perhaps might have rather said that she was the daughter of Eve . But he would have said it with a ...
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... woman when young , and lovely , and poor , is as a shorn lamb for which the wind has not been tempered . Leonard's father and Margaret's had been bosom friends . They were subalterns in the same regiment , and being for a long time ...
... woman when young , and lovely , and poor , is as a shorn lamb for which the wind has not been tempered . Leonard's father and Margaret's had been bosom friends . They were subalterns in the same regiment , and being for a long time ...
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... woman ! A weak poor thing , assaulted every hour By creeping minutes of defacing time ; A superficies which each breath of care Blasts off ; and every humorous stream of grief Which flows from forth these fountains of our eyes , Washeth ...
... woman ! A weak poor thing , assaulted every hour By creeping minutes of defacing time ; A superficies which each breath of care Blasts off ; and every humorous stream of grief Which flows from forth these fountains of our eyes , Washeth ...
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... woman of family , against the consent of her relations , the consequence of which was that he had left a child dependent upon those relations for support . Leonard received these pleasant preparations of 69 TWO LOVE STORIES.
... woman of family , against the consent of her relations , the consequence of which was that he had left a child dependent upon those relations for support . Leonard received these pleasant preparations of 69 TWO LOVE STORIES.
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