Madame Vernet, Volume 2Tinsley Bros., 1864 |
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Adèle Adèle's affection answer appearance arrangement beautiful become believe Blanche bright Bromley brother called Carlow carriage child close coming continued course dear death door dreadful Edward Ellen England entered eyes face father fear feel felt future George girl give hand happy head hear heard heart hope husband kind knew lady land laugh leave letter living looked Lord Denton lost Madame Vernet Madeleine Marden Marian meet Mimi mind Miss morning mother never night once Oscar passed perhaps pointed poor present promised ready received remain reply rest Rivoli Scott seemed sister smile soon sorrow speak spoke Station stay sure tell thanks thing thought took turned uncle whole wife wish young youth
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Madame Vernet, Volume 2 Madame Vernet, Frances Brough |
| Author | Frances Brough |
| Publisher | Tinsley Bros., 1864 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Jul 24, 2006 |
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