Agatha's Husband: A Novel, Tom 2Chapman and Hall, 1853 |
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... cent , country look , still there was some- thing about Marmaduke Dugdale which be- spoke him unmistakeably the gentleman . " I am glad we met him , " said Mr. Harper , looking back down the street . " There he is 6 AGATHA'S HUSBAND .
... cent , country look , still there was some- thing about Marmaduke Dugdale which be- spoke him unmistakeably the gentleman . " I am glad we met him , " said Mr. Harper , looking back down the street . " There he is 6 AGATHA'S HUSBAND .
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... thing , in all his life . But her curiosity was restrained , partly by that of the old servant behind , who kept up a close though reverential observance of all the sayings and doings of " Ma - a - ester " Nathanael's wife . She did not ...
... thing , in all his life . But her curiosity was restrained , partly by that of the old servant behind , who kept up a close though reverential observance of all the sayings and doings of " Ma - a - ester " Nathanael's wife . She did not ...
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... thing in which she was like him . Never was a pair who so fully exemplified the theory of matrimonial opposites . " E - h , Nathanael ! " And her quick glance at her brother indicated undisguised admiration of " the Pawnee - face . " He ...
... thing in which she was like him . Never was a pair who so fully exemplified the theory of matrimonial opposites . " E - h , Nathanael ! " And her quick glance at her brother indicated undisguised admiration of " the Pawnee - face . " He ...
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... things ; her eyes brightened , and her heart warmed towards " Harrie . " She would have liked to stay talking longer , but for a vision of Mr. Harper waiting uncomfortably down- stairs . " So you have finished adorning , and want to 18 ...
... things ; her eyes brightened , and her heart warmed towards " Harrie . " She would have liked to stay talking longer , but for a vision of Mr. Harper waiting uncomfortably down- stairs . " So you have finished adorning , and want to 18 ...
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... thing , however , which gave her keen satisfaction - the great honour in which her husband was evidently held by his family . Very soon a heterogeneous post - prandial repast was announced for the benefit of the travellers ; to which Mr ...
... thing , however , which gave her keen satisfaction - the great honour in which her husband was evidently held by his family . Very soon a heterogeneous post - prandial repast was announced for the benefit of the travellers ; to which Mr ...
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