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... dear , your poor foot need not be the handicap you imagine it is , " Mamma said . " Plenty of girls would be glad to ... dear ? And it worked capitally . " But Papa was scarcely ever sober , and Mamma had her constant headaches and her ...
... dear , your poor foot need not be the handicap you imagine it is , " Mamma said . " Plenty of girls would be glad to ... dear ? And it worked capitally . " But Papa was scarcely ever sober , and Mamma had her constant headaches and her ...
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Dorothy Eden. dear Percival at the last count said he must have lost one , for he counted only thirty- nine ! There is a ... Dear aunt , it gives me the most mar- velous feeling to think I am indirectly responsible for preserving such a ...
Dorothy Eden. dear Percival at the last count said he must have lost one , for he counted only thirty- nine ! There is a ... Dear aunt , it gives me the most mar- velous feeling to think I am indirectly responsible for preserving such a ...
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... dear , that wasn't difficult . Percival has his methods . He would never allow you to be in want , you know . He was so fond of you . " That was Aunt Kate . Aunt Maudie added in her soft monotone , " So unfortunate . We , too , were ...
... dear , that wasn't difficult . Percival has his methods . He would never allow you to be in want , you know . He was so fond of you . " That was Aunt Kate . Aunt Maudie added in her soft monotone , " So unfortunate . We , too , were ...
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