Sharpe's London magazine, a journal of entertainment and instruction. [entitled] Sharpe's London journal. [entitled] Sharpe's London magazine, conducted by mrs. S.C. Hall, Volumes 8-9Anna Maria Hall |
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... Margaret goes so regularly every Monday morning - makes them so proud , that I don't suppose they'd take a cup of water unless they might pay for it ; nor do I think they care for a cretur ' in the world unless its themselves or their ...
... Margaret goes so regularly every Monday morning - makes them so proud , that I don't suppose they'd take a cup of water unless they might pay for it ; nor do I think they care for a cretur ' in the world unless its themselves or their ...
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... Margaret , " for even this fact may be , in reality , an innocent one . " The man shrugged his shoulders , and did not seem to like this vindication . you don't know what London life is as well as I do . " So saying , he bid Margaret a ...
... Margaret , " for even this fact may be , in reality , an innocent one . " The man shrugged his shoulders , and did not seem to like this vindication . you don't know what London life is as well as I do . " So saying , he bid Margaret a ...
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... Margaret's heart completely . " As you are so fond of white roses , my dear , " she said , " take this pretty spray of buds . I chose it from among many others for my poor old bedridden mother ; but it shall be yours . " With this , ...
... Margaret's heart completely . " As you are so fond of white roses , my dear , " she said , " take this pretty spray of buds . I chose it from among many others for my poor old bedridden mother ; but it shall be yours . " With this , ...
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... Margaret , and work at them after it . " Margaret proceeding , therefore , to the little kitchen , which lay through the work- room , got dinner ready . But none of the sisters sat down or partook of theirs till their mother's had been ...
... Margaret , and work at them after it . " Margaret proceeding , therefore , to the little kitchen , which lay through the work- room , got dinner ready . But none of the sisters sat down or partook of theirs till their mother's had been ...
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... Margaret , for the old lady and the rest , and for Mrs. Tadcaster's baby , and Miss Brooks . " " Have you any for yourself , deary ? " asked Norman . " Some , father ; but I would rather give than eat the things myself . ' 99 " Yes ...
... Margaret , for the old lady and the rest , and for Mrs. Tadcaster's baby , and Miss Brooks . " " Have you any for yourself , deary ? " asked Norman . " Some , father ; but I would rather give than eat the things myself . ' 99 " Yes ...
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