The Red Brick House, Tom 150 |
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Austin beautiful became blessing bosom bright brightened calm Captain Lawley cerned cheeks cheer child choly comfort conversation dark darling dear father door engaged Ernest excitement exclaimed expression eyes face fancied father fear feeling fell felt Gartridge gentle getic glad grew grief happiness Harriet heart hope kind kissed knew leave Leonard light lips looked manner marriage Marshall melan Melville Middleton mind Miriam Miss Berrington Miss Bessie Miss Evans morning mother muslin ness never night old maidenism once passed peculiar persuaded Petwood pleasant poor Quaker racter recollect rectory Red Brick House remember repentance replied rest riet seemed shadow shame side silent Sir Anthony smile snowy white soft sorrow sort speak spoke stood strange sure sweet talked tears tell tender thing thought told trembling tremulous troubled trust uncon voice whilst Wilkinson window wish words
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