Fraud and friendship: or, The orphan and the foundling of the king's printing-house, by the author of 'Jessie Melville'.1857 |
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... knew no bounds . Mr Everly swore to see his son no more , and he faithfully kept his oath . Sir Edward , more diabolical in his nature , not only cast his daughter for ever off , but sought with fiendish malice to persecute and torture ...
... knew no bounds . Mr Everly swore to see his son no more , and he faithfully kept his oath . Sir Edward , more diabolical in his nature , not only cast his daughter for ever off , but sought with fiendish malice to persecute and torture ...
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... knew he would be liable for the full amount for the past twenty years . He sat down at an open desk , took from it two papers , and scanned them anxiously . They were the letters he had discovered in the bureau . When residing at ...
... knew he would be liable for the full amount for the past twenty years . He sat down at an open desk , took from it two papers , and scanned them anxiously . They were the letters he had discovered in the bureau . When residing at ...
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David Pae. knew rs . and ered hese was e to der од ble re , or er n d " Mercy ! mercy ! " shrieked the wretched Fanny . " It is vain ; you speak to one who knows it not . Rise , I say , and be gone . " " I will not rise till you hear my ...
David Pae. knew rs . and ered hese was e to der од ble re , or er n d " Mercy ! mercy ! " shrieked the wretched Fanny . " It is vain ; you speak to one who knows it not . Rise , I say , and be gone . " " I will not rise till you hear my ...
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... knew there was no respite . One quick glance , in which this despair was conveyed , she cast on her horror - stricken husband , and sank down in a swoon . Quickly he laid down the little corpse , and flew to the side of his wife . 66 ...
... knew there was no respite . One quick glance , in which this despair was conveyed , she cast on her horror - stricken husband , and sank down in a swoon . Quickly he laid down the little corpse , and flew to the side of his wife . 66 ...
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... knew her husband , for she regarded him with a faint smile . " Richard , " she whispered , very faintly , " am I with you again ? Alas ! it was all in vain . " " I know it , " said her husband , bitterly . " You know it ? " echoed Fanny ...
... knew her husband , for she regarded him with a faint smile . " Richard , " she whispered , very faintly , " am I with you again ? Alas ! it was all in vain . " " I know it , " said her husband , bitterly . " You know it ? " echoed Fanny ...
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