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... affection,andto tighten the bonds of union between her husband and thechild. Possessinga remarkably amiableand equable disposition, Ednararelyvexed Mrs. Hunt, who gradually left hermore andmoreto the indulgence of her own views ...
... affection,andto tighten the bonds of union between her husband and thechild. Possessinga remarkably amiableand equable disposition, Ednararelyvexed Mrs. Hunt, who gradually left hermore andmoreto the indulgence of her own views ...
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... affection, asshe lovedthose ofher own race;and that solace and amusement which most children findinthe society of children and the sportsof childhood thisgirl derived from the solitude and serenityof nature. To her woods andfields ...
... affection, asshe lovedthose ofher own race;and that solace and amusement which most children findinthe society of children and the sportsof childhood thisgirl derived from the solitude and serenityof nature. To her woods andfields ...
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... affection, hehad become the centre of all herhopes, joys and aspirations; now what remained? Bitter, rebellious feelings hardenedher heart when sheremembered thateven while she was kneeling, thanking God forhis preservation from illness ...
... affection, hehad become the centre of all herhopes, joys and aspirations; now what remained? Bitter, rebellious feelings hardenedher heart when sheremembered thateven while she was kneeling, thanking God forhis preservation from illness ...
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... affection that sprang up between instructor and pupil—the sense of dependence on each other's society—rarely occurs among persons in whose ages so great a disparity exists.Spring and autumnhaveno affinities—age has generally no sympathy ...
... affection that sprang up between instructor and pupil—the sense of dependence on each other's society—rarely occurs among persons in whose ages so great a disparity exists.Spring and autumnhaveno affinities—age has generally no sympathy ...
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