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Side 201
... Lizzy and her father were seated in the cover- ed wagon which was to convey them part of their journey . Greatly awed was Lizzy , when introduced to the presence of Madame Clinquante , the stylish lady who presided over the seminary for ...
... Lizzy and her father were seated in the cover- ed wagon which was to convey them part of their journey . Greatly awed was Lizzy , when introduced to the presence of Madame Clinquante , the stylish lady who presided over the seminary for ...
Side 202
... Lizzy had a kind of bashful liking for him , but if she ever had it is all over now , and sorry am I ; for as you say , wife , he would make her an ex- cellent husband . " " Well , if I thought Lizzy stood a chance of marrying a ...
... Lizzy had a kind of bashful liking for him , but if she ever had it is all over now , and sorry am I ; for as you say , wife , he would make her an ex- cellent husband . " " Well , if I thought Lizzy stood a chance of marrying a ...
Side 204
... Lizzy Greene The freshness of this young girl's mind , unhackneyed as she was in the ways of fash- ionable life , the frankness and warmth of soul that breathed in her every word and action , were in such charming contrast with the ...
... Lizzy Greene The freshness of this young girl's mind , unhackneyed as she was in the ways of fash- ionable life , the frankness and warmth of soul that breathed in her every word and action , were in such charming contrast with the ...
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