Godey's Lady's Book, Volumes 66-67Godey Company, 1863 - American literature |
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Page 41
... father's housekeeper , an only child , and the supposed heiress of a large for- tune . Her father's house , the same in which she now lives , was made cheerful by her young friends . I was never better pleased than when I could find an ...
... father's housekeeper , an only child , and the supposed heiress of a large for- tune . Her father's house , the same in which she now lives , was made cheerful by her young friends . I was never better pleased than when I could find an ...
Page 42
... father did not find himself a wife and release his daughter , there came in specu- lation of another sort to disturb the movement of events . " The course of true love , ' you know , ' ne- ver did run smooth . ' There are always foolish ...
... father did not find himself a wife and release his daughter , there came in specu- lation of another sort to disturb the movement of events . " The course of true love , ' you know , ' ne- ver did run smooth . ' There are always foolish ...
Page 43
... father , before he formally declared himself to her again . Decent respect required that the nuptials should be ... father's mis- fortune . It was increased by the kindness of some friends ; and has not only kept her from want , but ...
... father , before he formally declared himself to her again . Decent respect required that the nuptials should be ... father's mis- fortune . It was increased by the kindness of some friends ; and has not only kept her from want , but ...
Page 45
... father had been ruined by heavy investments in a corporate concern which fell from par to about ten per cent . The ... father's name from you . You will keep Clara Gray's secret ; and you will cease to wonder , Anna , why Aunt Edith ...
... father had been ruined by heavy investments in a corporate concern which fell from par to about ten per cent . The ... father's name from you . You will keep Clara Gray's secret ; and you will cease to wonder , Anna , why Aunt Edith ...
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... father's ward , Leonard Everett became more intimate in our family than any other young man , an intimacy I took pains to encou- rage after your father's death and his own majority and succession to his fortune ; it was to attach him to ...
... father's ward , Leonard Everett became more intimate in our family than any other young man , an intimacy I took pains to encou- rage after your father's death and his own majority and succession to his fortune ; it was to attach him to ...
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