Joan Merryweather and Other TalesHenry S. King & Company, 1874 - 320 páginas |
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... seen this grand personage - the most notorious of the medical quacks of the time - he could do nothing but stand still , and stare till he had passed . It was not until he saw the kind of train that followed , which consisted of the ...
... seen this grand personage - the most notorious of the medical quacks of the time - he could do nothing but stand still , and stare till he had passed . It was not until he saw the kind of train that followed , which consisted of the ...
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... seen the church spire and homely house - roofs of the rural village of Ches- terton , at some little distance from which , along the line of the river , Joan Merryweather was born , and where she had lived all her days . It was not ...
... seen the church spire and homely house - roofs of the rural village of Ches- terton , at some little distance from which , along the line of the river , Joan Merryweather was born , and where she had lived all her days . It was not ...
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... seen walking with me . So once more take a ' Thank you , ' and good - bye . " " But why fear gossips ? " asked Arkdale , leaning with both arms on the gate , in an attitude to detain her . “ You have a husband , sure , or father , or ...
... seen walking with me . So once more take a ' Thank you , ' and good - bye . " " But why fear gossips ? " asked Arkdale , leaning with both arms on the gate , in an attitude to detain her . “ You have a husband , sure , or father , or ...
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... seen . He knew he should never forget this face . He felt that its image was being fixed indelibly in his memory , by no choice of his own . When the boat touched land at the foot of one of her home fields , Joan grew suddenly calm ...
... seen . He knew he should never forget this face . He felt that its image was being fixed indelibly in his memory , by no choice of his own . When the boat touched land at the foot of one of her home fields , Joan grew suddenly calm ...
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... seen as much of me as I of you ; and I have seen enough of you to know you for a dear and sweet and good woman , whom I could love truly and fondly all my days . Joan , will you prove your gossips ' words true ? Will you come away with ...
... seen as much of me as I of you ; and I have seen enough of you to know you for a dear and sweet and good woman , whom I could love truly and fondly all my days . Joan , will you prove your gossips ' words true ? Will you come away with ...
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