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Its hopes and joys all passed away ! On life ' s calm tide three bubbles glow , And
pleasure , youth , and love are they ; Hope paints them bright as bright can be ,
Or did , when you and I were “ WE ! " THE EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF ...
Its hopes and joys all passed away ! On life ' s calm tide three bubbles glow , And
pleasure , youth , and love are they ; Hope paints them bright as bright can be ,
Or did , when you and I were “ WE ! " THE EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF ...
Strona 29
I hope there oo Well ! I should say that was posi - is no Queen Eleanor on the
track ! " tive , if it were not so negative ! " cried “ Do you remember Mr . Grayley
Agnes . “ You mean you will be un - whom we used to know ? " happy anyhow .
I hope there oo Well ! I should say that was posi - is no Queen Eleanor on the
track ! " tive , if it were not so negative ! " cried “ Do you remember Mr . Grayley
Agnes . “ You mean you will be un - whom we used to know ? " happy anyhow .
Strona 30
It was the little Cape of Good Hope , or somewhere at Marie - Marie Grayley ! I
knocked at the south of Africa , had stopped at the door , but could not get
admission . Fayal with his four daughters , to take Frisbie thought I was suddenly
crazy ...
It was the little Cape of Good Hope , or somewhere at Marie - Marie Grayley ! I
knocked at the south of Africa , had stopped at the door , but could not get
admission . Fayal with his four daughters , to take Frisbie thought I was suddenly
crazy ...
Strona 31
Where ' s mother ? " he demanded . “ Out washing ? I hope I did not wake you up
, Martha ! I might have known you would be lying here trying to sleep . " " Never
mind ; how came you home at this time ? " asked the languid voice of the sister .
Where ' s mother ? " he demanded . “ Out washing ? I hope I did not wake you up
, Martha ! I might have known you would be lying here trying to sleep . " " Never
mind ; how came you home at this time ? " asked the languid voice of the sister .
Strona 33
Agnes led Marie into the room ; Philip " I hope you will excuse me , " she followed
dreamily . The Misses Grimsaid , “ but I find that my cousin , before shaw picked
up their fallen shawls and he left town the other day , advertised veils , while ...
Agnes led Marie into the room ; Philip " I hope you will excuse me , " she followed
dreamily . The Misses Grimsaid , “ but I find that my cousin , before shaw picked
up their fallen shawls and he left town the other day , advertised veils , while ...
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