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... never made him proud . He maintains , and insists upon his family's main- taining , the simplicity of habits and man- ners that is usual in the neighbourhood , and VOL . II . B watches with jealous eye every tendency towards an ...
... never made him proud . He maintains , and insists upon his family's main- taining , the simplicity of habits and man- ners that is usual in the neighbourhood , and VOL . II . B watches with jealous eye every tendency towards an ...
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... never would have stood where he does in the estimation of his neighbours . He is now somewhat tired of justiceships , and commissionerships , and memberships for himself , but he has always a favourite candidate , in whose behalf he and ...
... never would have stood where he does in the estimation of his neighbours . He is now somewhat tired of justiceships , and commissionerships , and memberships for himself , but he has always a favourite candidate , in whose behalf he and ...
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... Never mind , my son ; don't be cross , " said Mr. Rice , with a mock - patronising air ; " it'll be your turn by and by , if you're a good boy . " Then turning to go into the house for a towel , he fairly jumped at sight of the turtle ...
... Never mind , my son ; don't be cross , " said Mr. Rice , with a mock - patronising air ; " it'll be your turn by and by , if you're a good boy . " Then turning to go into the house for a towel , he fairly jumped at sight of the turtle ...
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... never be able to make the contem- plated proffer of the grapes with his own lips . So as soon as supper was done , he called one of the little girls aside , and gave her an awkward message to her sister , telling her she would find ...
... never be able to make the contem- plated proffer of the grapes with his own lips . So as soon as supper was done , he called one of the little girls aside , and gave her an awkward message to her sister , telling her she would find ...
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... never thought of it again , so that the truth did not reach Miss Hay's ears , as the unfor- tunate Cymon hoped it might . The faithful and impartial historian regrets to acknowledge that Seymour's thoughts , as he tossed on his ...
... never thought of it again , so that the truth did not reach Miss Hay's ears , as the unfor- tunate Cymon hoped it might . The faithful and impartial historian regrets to acknowledge that Seymour's thoughts , as he tossed on his ...
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| Title | Forest Life, Volume 2 Forest Life, Caroline Matilda Kirkland Volume 2 of Forest life, by the author of 'A new home', Caroline Matilda Kirkland |
| Author | Caroline Matilda Kirkland |
| Publisher | Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1842 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2006 |
| Length | 484 pages |
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