Cecil's Tryst: A Novel, Volumen1Tinsley Bros., 1872 |
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... Richard Waller - a sister and brother , who , having lost their parents in early youth , had contrived to keep the same home , and support themselves , though perhaps the youngest couple that ever adventured housekeeping . They were ...
... Richard Waller - a sister and brother , who , having lost their parents in early youth , had contrived to keep the same home , and support themselves , though perhaps the youngest couple that ever adventured housekeeping . They were ...
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... Richard's Sunday suit , while I dry them before the fire ? ' This offer was gratefully accepted ; and I took Cecil at once up to Richard Waller's room , and helped him to change his attire . This was accomplished with great difficulty ...
... Richard's Sunday suit , while I dry them before the fire ? ' This offer was gratefully accepted ; and I took Cecil at once up to Richard Waller's room , and helped him to change his attire . This was accomplished with great difficulty ...
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... Richard Waller , was doubtless at his work within ; and I stepped out of the nar- row passage and stood aside , in order to give him egress . A barrowful of the rough scythe - stone in truth it was ; but the person who wheeled it turned ...
... Richard Waller , was doubtless at his work within ; and I stepped out of the nar- row passage and stood aside , in order to give him egress . A barrowful of the rough scythe - stone in truth it was ; but the person who wheeled it turned ...
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... Richard Waller's company to mine , when he found himself freed from his studies ( for he knew the direction my walk ... Richard Waller had no breath to spare for singing , ' whis- pered I to Cecil . ' That's not Richard , ' said he ; and ...
... Richard Waller's company to mine , when he found himself freed from his studies ( for he knew the direction my walk ... Richard Waller had no breath to spare for singing , ' whis- pered I to Cecil . ' That's not Richard , ' said he ; and ...
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... Waller had dropped from the clouds , instead of emerging from the earth , I ... Richard is a good worker , you see , though so scant of breath , ' stammered ... Richard , ' suggested Ruth to Cecil . Her coolness staggered me , but had a ...
... Waller had dropped from the clouds , instead of emerging from the earth , I ... Richard is a good worker , you see , though so scant of breath , ' stammered ... Richard , ' suggested Ruth to Cecil . Her coolness staggered me , but had a ...
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