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... Grinlay Snarl , and Lucy , when break- fast was over , and her simple marketing done , sat down to her écritoire to embody Grinlay Snarl's suggestions for the tale to be called " Trains and Travellers . " At first she found it very ...
... Grinlay Snarl , and Lucy , when break- fast was over , and her simple marketing done , sat down to her écritoire to embody Grinlay Snarl's suggestions for the tale to be called " Trains and Travellers . " At first she found it very ...
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... Grinlay Snarl , and have done with an oc- cupation that lays you open to so much insult and annoyance . " Lucy was silent - she thought with a shud- der of the insults and annoyances to which she was exposed in both careers , that of an ...
... Grinlay Snarl , and have done with an oc- cupation that lays you open to so much insult and annoyance . " Lucy was silent - she thought with a shud- der of the insults and annoyances to which she was exposed in both careers , that of an ...
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... mother , than Augusta Hamilton Treherne , arrayed for a Court ball , and the object of countless absurd hopes , almost sure to end in disappointment . CHAPTER II . MR . GRINLAY SNARL AGAIN . LUCY 10 THE DAILY GOVERNESS .
... mother , than Augusta Hamilton Treherne , arrayed for a Court ball , and the object of countless absurd hopes , almost sure to end in disappointment . CHAPTER II . MR . GRINLAY SNARL AGAIN . LUCY 10 THE DAILY GOVERNESS .
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Harriet Maria Gordon Smythies. CHAPTER II . MR . GRINLAY SNARL AGAIN . LUCY had scarcely taken off her bonnet , and arranged the tea - table a little , when Mr. Grinlay Snarl arrived , followed by a lad carry- ing a game pie of no ...
Harriet Maria Gordon Smythies. CHAPTER II . MR . GRINLAY SNARL AGAIN . LUCY had scarcely taken off her bonnet , and arranged the tea - table a little , when Mr. Grinlay Snarl arrived , followed by a lad carry- ing a game pie of no ...
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... Grin- lay Snarl never said a word . He kept his eyes fixed on the poor girl , whose colour deepened and whose heart sank as she read on , and on , and on , without one word of en- couragement or approbation . She felt very much inclined ...
... Grin- lay Snarl never said a word . He kept his eyes fixed on the poor girl , whose colour deepened and whose heart sank as she read on , and on , and on , without one word of en- couragement or approbation . She felt very much inclined ...
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