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... ment , from the indiscretion of a domestic became acquainted likewise with its unhappy cause ; a terrible agitation ensued , which , in her delicate condition , proved fatal to Mrs. De Trevor in the short space of a few days . Thus did ...
... ment , from the indiscretion of a domestic became acquainted likewise with its unhappy cause ; a terrible agitation ensued , which , in her delicate condition , proved fatal to Mrs. De Trevor in the short space of a few days . Thus did ...
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... ment ) the fact that her hand would be bestowed in marriage on Mr. Castlebrook , the only son of a neighbour of Mr. De Trevor , who had lately lost his father and succeeded to a small estate . This young gentleman's land joined the De ...
... ment ) the fact that her hand would be bestowed in marriage on Mr. Castlebrook , the only son of a neighbour of Mr. De Trevor , who had lately lost his father and succeeded to a small estate . This young gentleman's land joined the De ...
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... ment had been made in favour of the offspring she might bring into the world . Except for this involuntary fault of being of the wrong sex , I could never guess why my father disliked me so intensely . I doubt now if he knew , himself ...
... ment had been made in favour of the offspring she might bring into the world . Except for this involuntary fault of being of the wrong sex , I could never guess why my father disliked me so intensely . I doubt now if he knew , himself ...
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... ment narrowed , as did the water - path , as they drew near to the head of the rivulet , and the forest then became denser , and the water - path more widening on account of the thickness of the forest . The boughs , some of which were ...
... ment narrowed , as did the water - path , as they drew near to the head of the rivulet , and the forest then became denser , and the water - path more widening on account of the thickness of the forest . The boughs , some of which were ...
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... ment bespoke need , not absolute poverty . All he saw only exhibited that unhappily common case , the falling into necessity , of those who have known better days . And Uncle Charlie could sympathise with that ; for there were those ear ...
... ment bespoke need , not absolute poverty . All he saw only exhibited that unhappily common case , the falling into necessity , of those who have known better days . And Uncle Charlie could sympathise with that ; for there were those ear ...
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