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Page 36
... mother's somewhat " fussy " ways . Had she met her in company as Mrs. Anybody else , she would have yielded her the ... mother entered , with something like a bluster . All present looked up , and each one remarked the cloud upon her ...
... mother's somewhat " fussy " ways . Had she met her in company as Mrs. Anybody else , she would have yielded her the ... mother entered , with something like a bluster . All present looked up , and each one remarked the cloud upon her ...
Page 39
... mother not to go , than on the spacious pavé , where over - dressed women and foppish men halted at , and hung around bewitching shop - windows . She won- dered how such throngs of breathing beings contrived to exist in those fetid ...
... mother not to go , than on the spacious pavé , where over - dressed women and foppish men halted at , and hung around bewitching shop - windows . She won- dered how such throngs of breathing beings contrived to exist in those fetid ...
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... mother , " I cried , As I flew to her side , " Dear mother , I fear you are worse to - day ! " 46 Aye ! ' tis true , my child , I am passing away ! A little time here , then the sexton's spade Will hollow my grave , and I shall be laid ...
... mother , " I cried , As I flew to her side , " Dear mother , I fear you are worse to - day ! " 46 Aye ! ' tis true , my child , I am passing away ! A little time here , then the sexton's spade Will hollow my grave , and I shall be laid ...
Page 41
... mother's raillery or notice her sister's smiles , but con- tinued : " Aunt Edith is so kind to Clara that we can easily see she would have made the best of mothers . She has what one may term a domestic heart , and it is such a pity ...
... mother's raillery or notice her sister's smiles , but con- tinued : " Aunt Edith is so kind to Clara that we can easily see she would have made the best of mothers . She has what one may term a domestic heart , and it is such a pity ...
Page 52
... mother's hand to be laid upon her aching forehead ! a mo- ther's breast whereon she might pillow herself to sleep ! " There , there , don't cry , child ! You ' re tired and feverish , and homesick ; don't cry , dear ! " said Mrs. Brooks ...
... mother's hand to be laid upon her aching forehead ! a mo- ther's breast whereon she might pillow herself to sleep ! " There , there , don't cry , child ! You ' re tired and feverish , and homesick ; don't cry , dear ! " said Mrs. Brooks ...
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