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... daughter, I trust you will improve your time and talents, and conduct yourself in a manner that will not disappoint your mother." As Aunt Patience bade me good-bye, she said, with a countenance of much solemnity, "You must remember ...
... daughter, I trust you will improve your time and talents, and conduct yourself in a manner that will not disappoint your mother." As Aunt Patience bade me good-bye, she said, with a countenance of much solemnity, "You must remember ...
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... daughter , Laura , left home for school , as their two youngest daughters had but recently commenced taking lessons . As I rose from the piano , Mrs. Leighton enquired if I sang . I replied that I sometimes sang to oblige my friends ...
... daughter , Laura , left home for school , as their two youngest daughters had but recently commenced taking lessons . As I rose from the piano , Mrs. Leighton enquired if I sang . I replied that I sometimes sang to oblige my friends ...
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... daughter, to whom Laura gave me an introduction. Their kind attentions and lively conversation soon dispelled the feeling of embarrassment with which I first found myself in the company of so many wealthy and distinguished people ...
... daughter, to whom Laura gave me an introduction. Their kind attentions and lively conversation soon dispelled the feeling of embarrassment with which I first found myself in the company of so many wealthy and distinguished people ...
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... daughter present, of uncertain age, with a fair prospect of remaining for some time longer in her state of single blessedness. I forbear describing Miss Kingsley, and will only say that if Mrs. Kingsley thought me common-looking, I, on ...
... daughter present, of uncertain age, with a fair prospect of remaining for some time longer in her state of single blessedness. I forbear describing Miss Kingsley, and will only say that if Mrs. Kingsley thought me common-looking, I, on ...
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