 Ah, is it easier to tie than to untie a true-love knot ? Alas, alas ! I have found it so. But you must help me. My head is growing dizzy, and I am so faint here !" She laid her hand on her heart. " It must be parted — dear Isabella, you will help me...  The Linwoods: Or, "Sixty Years Since" in America - Page 64by Catharine Maria Sedgwick - 1835 - 944 pagesFull view - About this book
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...this ; I knew it then, and I begged it of him with many tears, did I not, Jasper ? but I kept it — that was wrong too. Now, Mr. Meredith, you will help...to tie than to untie a true-love knot ? Alas, alas ! I have found it so. But you must help me. My head is growing dizzy, and I am so faint here !" She... | |
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...this ; I knew it then, and I begged it of him with many tears, did I not, Jasper ? but I kept it — that was wrong too. Now, Mr. Meredith, you will help...to tie than to untie a truelove knot ? Alas, alas ! I have found it so. But you must help me. My head is growing dizzy, and I am so faint here ! " She... | |
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