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... Yeobright . ' It ran as follows : - 6 DEAR DIGGORY VENN , -The question you put when you overtook me coming home from Pond - close gave me such a surprise that I am afraid I did not make you exactly understand what I meant . Of course ...
... Yeobright . ' It ran as follows : - 6 DEAR DIGGORY VENN , -The question you put when you overtook me coming home from Pond - close gave me such a surprise that I am afraid I did not make you exactly understand what I meant . Of course ...
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... Yeobright after all . ' Eustacia , though set inwardly pulsing by his words , was equal to her part in such a drama as this . She replied coldly , I do not wish to listen to this , and you must not expect me to in- terfere . ' ' But ...
... Yeobright after all . ' Eustacia , though set inwardly pulsing by his words , was equal to her part in such a drama as this . She replied coldly , I do not wish to listen to this , and you must not expect me to in- terfere . ' ' But ...
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... Yeobright has not particularly , to my knowledge . ' ' Can it be that you really don't know of it - how much she has always thought of you ? " ' I have never heard a word of it . Although we live only two miles apart , I have never been ...
... Yeobright has not particularly , to my knowledge . ' ' Can it be that you really don't know of it - how much she has always thought of you ? " ' I have never heard a word of it . Although we live only two miles apart , I have never been ...
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... Yeobright slowly walking towards the ' Quiet Woman . ' He went across to her ; and could almost perceive in her anxious face that this journey of hers to Wildeve was undertaken with the same object as his own to Eustacia . She did not ...
... Yeobright slowly walking towards the ' Quiet Woman . ' He went across to her ; and could almost perceive in her anxious face that this journey of hers to Wildeve was undertaken with the same object as his own to Eustacia . She did not ...
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... Yeobright shook her head . Thomasin thinks , and I think with her , that she ought to be Wildeve's wife if she means to appear before the world without a slur upon her name . If they marry soon , everybody will believe that an accident ...
... Yeobright shook her head . Thomasin thinks , and I think with her , that she ought to be Wildeve's wife if she means to appear before the world without a slur upon her name . If they marry soon , everybody will believe that an accident ...
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