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Caroline Lee Hentz. One Shilling and Sixpence . Nelsons ' Library for Travellers and the Fireside . THE LONG MOSS SPRING . A TALE BY CAROLINE LEE HENTZ . T. Nelson and Sons , London and Edinburgh . Price FIVE SHILLINGS , Crown 8vo , with ...
Caroline Lee Hentz. One Shilling and Sixpence . Nelsons ' Library for Travellers and the Fireside . THE LONG MOSS SPRING . A TALE BY CAROLINE LEE HENTZ . T. Nelson and Sons , London and Edinburgh . Price FIVE SHILLINGS , Crown 8vo , with ...
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... traveller that the ferryman was about to cross the river . Warland , who would have wrestled with a man who endeavoured by mild means to deprive him of the burning beverage by which he sought to stimulate his dulled and exhausted ...
... traveller that the ferryman was about to cross the river . Warland , who would have wrestled with a man who endeavoured by mild means to deprive him of the burning beverage by which he sought to stimulate his dulled and exhausted ...
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... traveller ; but it was a place of safety , and it was certainly preferable to the danger of bad roads , fiery horses , and a night of inky darkness . The only chairs that were visible were wooden frames , with un- tanned leather bottoms ...
... traveller ; but it was a place of safety , and it was certainly preferable to the danger of bad roads , fiery horses , and a night of inky darkness . The only chairs that were visible were wooden frames , with un- tanned leather bottoms ...
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... travellers . you " Thank you , " replied Mrs Bellamy , " I will not trouble for any thing but a cup of tea ; we have eaten quite lately in the carriage , and are not hungry in the least . You know travellers always carry their luncheons ...
... travellers . you " Thank you , " replied Mrs Bellamy , " I will not trouble for any thing but a cup of tea ; we have eaten quite lately in the carriage , and are not hungry in the least . You know travellers always carry their luncheons ...
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... travellers were anxious to commence their journey at the earliest possible hour , and Aunt Milly , finding that they were resolved to start before breakfast , and thus knowing that the credit of the family was safe , gave a glowing ...
... travellers were anxious to commence their journey at the earliest possible hour , and Aunt Milly , finding that they were resolved to start before breakfast , and thus knowing that the credit of the family was safe , gave a glowing ...
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Alston arms arms suited Arnold Aunt Milly beautiful believe Bellamy Place blaze bless blush bosom bound in cloth breathed brother brow burning cabin cheek Cloth gilt Cora countenance cried dance dark Delaval door Engravings exclaimed eyes face father feel ferryman's Florence Foolscap 8vo fountain gazed gentle gentleman GEORGE Delaval Gilt leaves girl glance grace gratitude hair hand Hannibal happy haughty head heart Hickory Hill honour hope knew L'éclair lady letter Letty light lips little Katy Long Moss Spring looked Marcus bent Marcus Warland Master Marcus mistress Morocco elegant mulatto Neatly bound negro never nigger night passion Pellam poor promise Rosa round Royal 32mo seemed shade side sister slave smile soul spect spirit sunbright sweet tell thing thought tion tone turned Uncle Simon voice waves wild wish Wood Lawn young master youth
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