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... Charles , as you said you would be engaged at the House . " His lordship folded back the paper with an angry motion of his hand . There was a pause of a few minutes . " Do you know what your father intends to do 14 THE LADDER OF GOLD .
... Charles , as you said you would be engaged at the House . " His lordship folded back the paper with an angry motion of his hand . There was a pause of a few minutes . " Do you know what your father intends to do 14 THE LADDER OF GOLD .
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... lordship , with a satirical smile , " depend upon it , I will make ample reparation ; but until he does , I hope you will forgive me for continuing to think that he does not care a rush for my opinion or any- body else's . I am sorry to ...
... lordship , with a satirical smile , " depend upon it , I will make ample reparation ; but until he does , I hope you will forgive me for continuing to think that he does not care a rush for my opinion or any- body else's . I am sorry to ...
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... lordship is very obliging , " said Mr. Raw- lings , " to take so much interest in my affairs . But we cannot talk about business before a lady , you know ; " and , handing his daughter quietly to the door , Mr. Rawlings returned to the ...
... lordship is very obliging , " said Mr. Raw- lings , " to take so much interest in my affairs . But we cannot talk about business before a lady , you know ; " and , handing his daughter quietly to the door , Mr. Rawlings returned to the ...
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... lordship's face . " And so , " he continued , turning to Lord Charles , 66 ' you feel your own situation acutely , and take credit to yourself for allowing your wife's father to be maligned , without giving any opinion , one way or the ...
... lordship's face . " And so , " he continued , turning to Lord Charles , 66 ' you feel your own situation acutely , and take credit to yourself for allowing your wife's father to be maligned , without giving any opinion , one way or the ...
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... lordship's niece by marriage . You cannot evade that fact— she is amongst your countesses and honourables , and will look down hereafter from your picture gallery as proudly as the best of them . I have known what it was to want a crust ...
... lordship's niece by marriage . You cannot evade that fact— she is amongst your countesses and honourables , and will look down hereafter from your picture gallery as proudly as the best of them . I have known what it was to want a crust ...
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