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... remarks among our assembled friends; but the proudest moment of all, to me, was when I gained my mother's side and ... remarked that I made wonderful progress in my studies, and these commendations, coming from my teacher, incited me to ...
... remarks among our assembled friends; but the proudest moment of all, to me, was when I gained my mother's side and ... remarked that I made wonderful progress in my studies, and these commendations, coming from my teacher, incited me to ...
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... remarks upon the subject my mother replied pleasantly, for she was her own aunt, and she would not treat her with disrespect. During the few days I remained at home after her arrival, I formed a much more favorable opinion of Aunt ...
... remarks upon the subject my mother replied pleasantly, for she was her own aunt, and she would not treat her with disrespect. During the few days I remained at home after her arrival, I formed a much more favorable opinion of Aunt ...
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... remarks I addressed to her. There was not the slightest resemblance between her and her younger sister; her name was Georgania. There was something peculiarly attractive in the countenance and manner of Bertha, or Birdie, as she was ...
... remarks I addressed to her. There was not the slightest resemblance between her and her younger sister; her name was Georgania. There was something peculiarly attractive in the countenance and manner of Bertha, or Birdie, as she was ...
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... remarked that they were quite at a loss for music since their eldest 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 ...
... remarked that they were quite at a loss for music since their eldest 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 ...
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... remark occasioned me he certainly would never have made it. With much difficulty I kept back my tears and tried to appear as much pleased as the child evidently wished me to be. I had been accustomed, since my residence.
... remark occasioned me he certainly would never have made it. With much difficulty I kept back my tears and tried to appear as much pleased as the child evidently wished me to be. I had been accustomed, since my residence.
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