Mary Marston, Volumen2B. Tauchnitz, 1881 |
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... to be quite so much loved and petted ! In truth , Letty , I do not know what I am , or what I am going to be ; but I shall find out before long , and where's the use of knowing , any more than anything else MARY AND LETTY . I I.
... to be quite so much loved and petted ! In truth , Letty , I do not know what I am , or what I am going to be ; but I shall find out before long , and where's the use of knowing , any more than anything else MARY AND LETTY . I I.
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... truth - that he did not think her fit for such company ; that he would be ashamed of her in it ; that she had no style ; that instead of carry- ing herself as if she knew herself somebody - as good as anybody there indeed , being the ...
... truth - that he did not think her fit for such company ; that he would be ashamed of her in it ; that she had no style ; that instead of carry- ing herself as if she knew herself somebody - as good as anybody there indeed , being the ...
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... truth and logic both — she said , in a tone that gave to the merest puerility the consequence of a judgment between con- tending sages , - " The difference is , that the nobleman is born to ease and dignity and affluence , and the ...
... truth and logic both — she said , in a tone that gave to the merest puerility the consequence of a judgment between con- tending sages , - " The difference is , that the nobleman is born to ease and dignity and affluence , and the ...
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... truth feel a little uncomfortable . The shadow of dismay , a formless apprehension overclouded her . Mary's words recalled sentiments which at home she had heard alluded to with horror ; and , however little parents may be loved or ...
... truth feel a little uncomfortable . The shadow of dismay , a formless apprehension overclouded her . Mary's words recalled sentiments which at home she had heard alluded to with horror ; and , however little parents may be loved or ...
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... truth and uprightness should not prevent even the passing desire to act such a lie . Your fine dress would be just a fine fib -yourself would be but a walking fib . I have been . taking too much for granted with you : I must bring you ...
... truth and uprightness should not prevent even the passing desire to act such a lie . Your fine dress would be just a fine fib -yourself would be but a walking fib . I have been . taking too much for granted with you : I must bring you ...
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