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... once been wealthy, but owing to those reverses to which all are liable they had become reduced in circumstances, so much so that Miss Edmonds gladly turned to account the superior education she had received in their prosperous days, and ...
... once been wealthy, but owing to those reverses to which all are liable they had become reduced in circumstances, so much so that Miss Edmonds gladly turned to account the superior education she had received in their prosperous days, and ...
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... once during the time. It was very pleasant for me to find myself once more at home, with the opportunity for rest and relaxation, after four years, application to books. During my absence, my mother and Aunt Patience had lived very ...
... once during the time. It was very pleasant for me to find myself once more at home, with the opportunity for rest and relaxation, after four years, application to books. During my absence, my mother and Aunt Patience had lived very ...
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... once; you mustn't sit here alone when we are all so happy." I begged to be excused from going down, saying that they would probably prefer being left to themselves on this evening of Willie's return. "Oh!" said she, "Papa and mamma both ...
... once; you mustn't sit here alone when we are all so happy." I begged to be excused from going down, saying that they would probably prefer being left to themselves on this evening of Willie's return. "Oh!" said she, "Papa and mamma both ...
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