Roxobel, Volumen1Houlston, 1831 - 1357 páginas |
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... Strickland , my landlord and landlady , then ensued , and I found them to be a wor- thy couple , who were ready to shew me every possible kindness . They are elderly persons , having no children ; and Mr. Strickland is a sort of bailiff ...
... Strickland , my landlord and landlady , then ensued , and I found them to be a wor- thy couple , who were ready to shew me every possible kindness . They are elderly persons , having no children ; and Mr. Strickland is a sort of bailiff ...
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... Strickland's entreaties , that a nurse should be sent for who understood the manage- ment of sick persons better than she pro- fessed to do . Thus these worthy persons settled and arranged every thing for me , while I re- mained ...
... Strickland's entreaties , that a nurse should be sent for who understood the manage- ment of sick persons better than she pro- fessed to do . Thus these worthy persons settled and arranged every thing for me , while I re- mained ...
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... Strickland had not that supe- rior air which had so much surprised me in the nurse ; but she was honest and hearty , and rejoiced over my bed as an affectionate mother would rejoice over the bed of a son snatched from the jaws of death ...
... Strickland had not that supe- rior air which had so much surprised me in the nurse ; but she was honest and hearty , and rejoiced over my bed as an affectionate mother would rejoice over the bed of a son snatched from the jaws of death ...
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... Strickland's , I would continue a while at Roxobel ; and accordingly , when I got a little better , I commenced preparations , directing Mrs. Goodwill to unpack my boxes , and arrange their contents , which she accomplished entirely to ...
... Strickland's , I would continue a while at Roxobel ; and accordingly , when I got a little better , I commenced preparations , directing Mrs. Goodwill to unpack my boxes , and arrange their contents , which she accomplished entirely to ...
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... Strickland's many times since your arrival , Sir , to ask after you , and I hope to have the pleasure of bringing her up to you when next she comes . She is a delicate creature , fair as a lily , has a thousand dimples about her pret ...
... Strickland's many times since your arrival , Sir , to ask after you , and I hope to have the pleasure of bringing her up to you when next she comes . She is a delicate creature , fair as a lily , has a thousand dimples about her pret ...
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