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I remember that Mrs. Poyntz said you had such a sister-in-law, but I never heard
you mention Lady Haughton till now. Well!" " Well, Mr. Vigors has brought me a
letter from her, and it is that which has put me out. I dare say you have not heard ...
I remember that Mrs. Poyntz said you had such a sister-in-law, but I never heard
you mention Lady Haughton till now. Well!" " Well, Mr. Vigors has brought me a
letter from her, and it is that which has put me out. I dare say you have not heard ...
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My penetration is in fault now. Do what ? Pray explain." " Poor Lady Haughton,
six months ago, lost her only son, Sir James. Mr. Vigors says he was a very fine
young man, of whom any mother would have been proud. I had heard he was
wild; ...
My penetration is in fault now. Do what ? Pray explain." " Poor Lady Haughton,
six months ago, lost her only son, Sir James. Mr. Vigors says he was a very fine
young man, of whom any mother would have been proud. I had heard he was
wild; ...
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law to the rest of the estate, wished Mr. Vigors, as his guardian, to buy during his
minority, and as it was mixed up with Lady Haughton's settlement her consent
was necessary as well as Sir James's. So there was much negotiation, and, since
...
law to the rest of the estate, wished Mr. Vigors, as his guardian, to buy during his
minority, and as it was mixed up with Lady Haughton's settlement her consent
was necessary as well as Sir James's. So there was much negotiation, and, since
...
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She knows something of Lady Haughton. Margaret knows everybody. And we
shall have to go in mourning for poor Sir James, I suppose; and Margaret will
choose it, for I am sure I can't guess to what extent we should be supposed to
mourn.
She knows something of Lady Haughton. Margaret knows everybody. And we
shall have to go in mourning for poor Sir James, I suppose; and Margaret will
choose it, for I am sure I can't guess to what extent we should be supposed to
mourn.
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The journey to a northern watering- place would be also shorter and less
fatiguing ; the air there more invigorating." " No doubt that would be better," said
Mrs. Poyntz, dryly; " but so far as your objections to. visiting Lady Haughton have
been ...
The journey to a northern watering- place would be also shorter and less
fatiguing ; the air there more invigorating." " No doubt that would be better," said
Mrs. Poyntz, dryly; " but so far as your objections to. visiting Lady Haughton have
been ...
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| Tytuł | A STRANGE STORY AND THE HAUNTED AND THE HAUNTERS |
| Autor | SIR EDWARD BULWER LYTTON, BART |
| Data wydania | 1865 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Michigan |
| W formie cyfrowej | 23 Lis 2005 |
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