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6 Tuileries given by the Emperor , and my mother had dressed magnificently for it , and when she came into our room my brother and I gazed at her with great admiration . She appeared to us like some fairy out of the tales with which ...
6 Tuileries given by the Emperor , and my mother had dressed magnificently for it , and when she came into our room my brother and I gazed at her with great admiration . She appeared to us like some fairy out of the tales with which ...
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He is my father , but she is not my mother . " “ I am sure I have tried my utmost to be a mother to her , ” said Mrs. Feckles . The girl laughed . A low but ringing , half scornful , half pitying laugh .
He is my father , but she is not my mother . " “ I am sure I have tried my utmost to be a mother to her , ” said Mrs. Feckles . The girl laughed . A low but ringing , half scornful , half pitying laugh .
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My mother never comes to him and will never let him go to her . ” “ And does your mother leave you alone ? ” Ruth put her hand on Henry's arm . “ My mother leave me ? She watches me by day , and when I am good is with me by night .
My mother never comes to him and will never let him go to her . ” “ And does your mother leave you alone ? ” Ruth put her hand on Henry's arm . “ My mother leave me ? She watches me by day , and when I am good is with me by night .
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