The Canon's Ward, Volume 3Chatto and Windus, 1884 |
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Albany Street Alma answered Aunt Maria aware British Guiana Canon child circumstances confidence course Court of Chancery cried Dawson dear boy dear Sophy door doubt exclaimed eyes face father fear feel fellow felt Fred Frederic Irton gentleman going gone Gravesend hand happened head heart Heaven Helford Henny Henny's husband hushed inquired invalid carriage JAMES PAYN Jeannette John Adair knew lawyer leave lips little Willie look marriage married Master Stevie matter Mavors means mind Miss Aldred Miss Sophy mistress murmured ness never Newton old friend once panion Parker's Piece perhaps person pity poor Sophy reply returned Irton rience ruin seemed Settiky Trust sighed silence smiling solicitor speak spoke suppose sure suspicion tell tender thing thought thousand pounds tion told tone trouble turned Tutor Uncle Fred wife Willie's wont word wrong young
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