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... believe in my own power . ' ' Well , the immediate reason was that the license would not do for the place , and before I could get another she ran away . Up to that point you had nothing to do with it . Since then her aunt has spoken to ...
... believe in my own power . ' ' Well , the immediate reason was that the license would not do for the place , and before I could get another she ran away . Up to that point you had nothing to do with it . Since then her aunt has spoken to ...
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... believe you might have power to drive it away . ' I ? What is the trouble ? ' It is quite a secret . It is that he may refuse to marry Thomasin Yeobright after all . ' Eustacia , though set inwardly pulsing by his words , was equal to ...
... believe you might have power to drive it away . ' I ? What is the trouble ? ' It is quite a secret . It is that he may refuse to marry Thomasin Yeobright after all . ' Eustacia , though set inwardly pulsing by his words , was equal to ...
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... believe . He will never marry her , and yet through her he may never marry the woman who loves him dearly . Now , if you , Miss , who have so much sway over us men - folk , were to insist that he should treat your young neighbour Tamsin ...
... believe . He will never marry her , and yet through her he may never marry the woman who loves him dearly . Now , if you , Miss , who have so much sway over us men - folk , were to insist that he should treat your young neighbour Tamsin ...
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... believe that you don't know this man ? —I know why , certainly . He is beneath you , and you are ashamed . ' ' You are mistaken . What do you mean ? ' ' I was at the meeting by Blackbarrow last night and heard every word . The woman ...
... believe that you don't know this man ? —I know why , certainly . He is beneath you , and you are ashamed . ' ' You are mistaken . What do you mean ? ' ' I was at the meeting by Blackbarrow last night and heard every word . The woman ...
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... believe that an accident did really prevent the wedding . If not , it may cast a shade upon her char- acter - at any rate make her ridiculous . In short , if it is anyhow possible , they must marry now . ' ' I thought that till half an ...
... believe that an accident did really prevent the wedding . If not , it may cast a shade upon her char- acter - at any rate make her ridiculous . In short , if it is anyhow possible , they must marry now . ' ' I thought that till half an ...
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