The 'Snow queen'.1869 |
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Annabel arms asked camellia carriage chair Champagne Charlie cheek comfort Cora's dare Davidson dear door drawing-room dream dress Evelyn Anderson eyes face father fear feel felt fever Fleming Fleming's flush Gathorne Merivale Gay Merivale glance governess hair hand happy head heard heart Hetty and Cora Hetty's John Featherston kind kissed knew Lady Castle-Ashvil laughing leave Glenside lessons letter lips little girls little nieces looked mamma MARIANNE FARNINGHAM Mary Merivale's mind Miss Egerton Miss White Miss White kissed monkey morning mousie never night obliged once Outwoods pity pleasant Plumtree pony pupils quiet remembered replied Rosa White Rosaleen Egerton rose school-room seat secret seemed side Silverbridge sister smiled Snow Queen Stapleford stood strange sure tears tell thank things thought throb to-day to-night told tones took trembling turned Uncle Gay Uncle Gay's wonder
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