What He Cost Her, Volumen2Chatto & Windus, 1877 |
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Abbey answered believe better called Cecil Landon certainly circumstances Colonel Commandant's Commissary confessed course cried Darall darling dear dear Ella dinner door doubt Elizabeth Groves Ella's eyes face fact father fear feel felt forgive Furness Abbey girl glad Gracie Ray Gracie's gravely hand heard heart Heaven Hobson hope husband inquired jingo Juxon knew Lady Elizabeth Lady Green ladyship laughed look madam marriage married matter mean Megatherium Club mind Miss de Horsingham missary never night observed old gentleman once opinion ox eyes papa passion perhaps picnic pleasure poor portmanteau Pullham replied returned scandal scarcely seemed smile sorry speak suppose sure talk tell things thought thousand pounds tion to-day to-night told tone took truth Uncle Gerard Virginia Water Wellborough Wethermill Street Whymper Whymper-Hobson wife wish woman wont Woolwich words wrong young
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