Uncle Ralph, by the author of 'Dorothy'. |
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72. lappuse
... engagement . ' ' Well , ' said Mrs. Mordaunt , trying to laugh off her uneasiness , if there is the slightest risk , it would certainly be a good speculation to pay Leo- nard's expenses to Scotland , so as to get him safe out of the way ...
... engagement . ' ' Well , ' said Mrs. Mordaunt , trying to laugh off her uneasiness , if there is the slightest risk , it would certainly be a good speculation to pay Leo- nard's expenses to Scotland , so as to get him safe out of the way ...
96. lappuse
... engagement at the school , as an excuse for not joining Leonard and her father in their ride , although Leonard , who was not am- bitious of a tête - à - tête with his uncle , declared that all such engagements should be set aside in ...
... engagement at the school , as an excuse for not joining Leonard and her father in their ride , although Leonard , who was not am- bitious of a tête - à - tête with his uncle , declared that all such engagements should be set aside in ...
134. lappuse
... engagements , ' said Leonard , who , so far from sharing the general excitement , looked as if he had just come in from his afternoon's ride ; and he even forgot to honour Roger with any special re- cognition , until reminded of his ...
... engagements , ' said Leonard , who , so far from sharing the general excitement , looked as if he had just come in from his afternoon's ride ; and he even forgot to honour Roger with any special re- cognition , until reminded of his ...
138. lappuse
... engagement -- that you are too young to know your own mind - that I have been hasty and inconsiderate . ' ' I do not mind . At least , ' Miriam added , ' per- haps I may mind at the time ; but it can make no difference in the end ...
... engagement -- that you are too young to know your own mind - that I have been hasty and inconsiderate . ' ' I do not mind . At least , ' Miriam added , ' per- haps I may mind at the time ; but it can make no difference in the end ...
143. lappuse
... engagement . She does not know what it is . ' ' I warned Miriam that you would say so , ' replied Leonard no , not you , from whom I expected a little sympathy , while I know that these hard max- ims of worldly wisdom must be enunciated ...
... engagement . She does not know what it is . ' ' I warned Miriam that you would say so , ' replied Leonard no , not you , from whom I expected a little sympathy , while I know that these hard max- ims of worldly wisdom must be enunciated ...
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