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... ' added Robin , while Mary turned red and pale with dismay , ' Oh , Robin , how could you ? It might be papa's ruin if Sir Richard and Lady Bertram were to hear it . ' ' She would not be such a sneak as to THOMASINA . 23.
... ' added Robin , while Mary turned red and pale with dismay , ' Oh , Robin , how could you ? It might be papa's ruin if Sir Richard and Lady Bertram were to hear it . ' ' She would not be such a sneak as to THOMASINA . 23.
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... Mary desperately , ' you must not , you really must not , use that foolish nickname . Unless you promise to speak of her properly , as Miss Bertram , I shall go straight in to papa as soon as he comes home . ' ' We will call her Miss ...
... Mary desperately , ' you must not , you really must not , use that foolish nickname . Unless you promise to speak of her properly , as Miss Bertram , I shall go straight in to papa as soon as he comes home . ' ' We will call her Miss ...
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... they would have been mortified to know how little it was desired by Thomasina herself . ' One thing I have to say , ' Mary Windsor set forth to the party assembled in the school- room on that eventful Monday : ' if any of THOMASINA . 47.
... they would have been mortified to know how little it was desired by Thomasina herself . ' One thing I have to say , ' Mary Windsor set forth to the party assembled in the school- room on that eventful Monday : ' if any of THOMASINA . 47.
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... Mary accompanied Thomasina to the gate , and said , with diffident smiles and blushes , that her new pupil had done very well . Sir Richard was a great potentate in her eyes , and she thought it very gracious of him to apologise , as he ...
... Mary accompanied Thomasina to the gate , and said , with diffident smiles and blushes , that her new pupil had done very well . Sir Richard was a great potentate in her eyes , and she thought it very gracious of him to apologise , as he ...
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... Mary Windsor some days later . He was always shy with women , and Mary was at least equally afraid of Mr. Bertram , but some sort of acquaintance grew up between them . Thomasina was a bond of union , and the rule laid down by Lady ...
... Mary Windsor some days later . He was always shy with women , and Mary was at least equally afraid of Mr. Bertram , but some sort of acquaintance grew up between them . Thomasina was a bond of union , and the rule laid down by Lady ...
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