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id: 41831
author: Jewett, Sarah Orne
title: Betty Leicester's Christmas
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  Whether it came from her lamenting that she had no sister, and being kindly adopted by certain friends, or whether there was something in her friendly, affectionate way of treating people, one cannot tell. II Betty Leicester, in a new winter gown which had just been sent home from Liberty's, with all desirable qualities of color, and a fine expanse of smocking at the yoke, and some sprigs of embroidery for ornament in proper places, was yet an unhappy Betty. I'm Betty Leicester, said Betty, in an undertone.


id: 36880
author: Hampden, Mary
title: Niece Catherine
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  Indeed, the boy had not paused to ask her name or business, and now preceded her into a little dark room, with the announcement: 'Miss Catherine's come at last, please, sir!' Uncle Jack had been pacing the room--a short promenade! Let me forget myself and my own poor opinions; let me not speak angrily or foolishly; and if Thy will does not forbid it, let me see my uncles true brothers again--Uncle Ross forgiven by the man he has injured, as a prelude to being pardoned by Thee!' CHAPTER XIV Catherine's Appeal When Catherine Carmichael reached Carm Hall she found that a groom was leading the squire's horse up and down the carriage drive.


id: 43773
author: Bassett, Sara Ware
title: Shifting Sands
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  It was for Marcia Sylvia was fighting, not Heath--Marcia whom she adored and whom she was determined to save from Elisha's power at any cost. Take Heath on suspicion, you mean?


id: 38197
author: Robertson, Margaret M. (Margaret Murray)
title: The Twa Miss Dawsons
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  It was Miss Jean Dawson that he wished to see. And I think it was a piece of impertinence on his part to expect Miss Jean Dawson to go at his bidding--and you so lame, auntie, added Jean as she saw her aunt's face.


id: 3166
author: Trollope, Anthony
title: Doctor Thorne
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  But, after that, uncle said-- Said what? When Sir Louis saw Frank Gresham standing by Mary's donkey, with his arms round Mary's knees, he began to fear that there must be something in it.


