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... reason with my own per- sonal self for not letting you court me is , that I do not feel the things a woman ought to feel who consents to walk with you with the meaning of being your wife . It is not as you think , that I have another in ...
... reason with my own per- sonal self for not letting you court me is , that I do not feel the things a woman ought to feel who consents to walk with you with the meaning of being your wife . It is not as you think , that I have another in ...
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... 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 me in a tone which I don't at all like . ' ' Yes ...
... 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 me in a tone which I don't at all like . ' ' Yes ...
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... reason of this hurry . ' ' It is simply my ardour , dear Eustacia . Everything is smooth now . ' ' Then why are you so ruffled ? ' ' I am not aware of it . All is as it should be . Mrs. Yeobright -but she is nothing to us . ' ' Ah , I ...
... reason of this hurry . ' ' It is simply my ardour , dear Eustacia . Everything is smooth now . ' ' Then why are you so ruffled ? ' ' I am not aware of it . All is as it should be . Mrs. Yeobright -but she is nothing to us . ' ' Ah , I ...
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... reason lay , ' he returned with almost a sneer : I don't hate her now . ' ' Exactly . The only thing is that you can no longer get If you her . ' ' Come - no taunts , Eustacia , or we shall quarrel . don't agree to go with me , and ...
... reason lay , ' he returned with almost a sneer : I don't hate her now . ' ' Exactly . The only thing is that you can no longer get If you her . ' ' Come - no taunts , Eustacia , or we shall quarrel . don't agree to go with me , and ...
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... reason in the latter days of an ill - judged , transient love . To be conscious that the end of one's dream is approaching , and yet has not abso- lutely come , is one of the most wearisome as well as the most curious situations along ...
... reason in the latter days of an ill - judged , transient love . To be conscious that the end of one's dream is approaching , and yet has not abso- lutely come , is one of the most wearisome as well as the most curious situations along ...
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