Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Page 158
... never , never thought what would become of me if it came true . And how do I know that it is true ? Grandfather , you and granny are my father and my mother . I never knew any other . You have brought me up and cared for me , and I am ...
... never , never thought what would become of me if it came true . And how do I know that it is true ? Grandfather , you and granny are my father and my mother . I never knew any other . You have brought me up and cared for me , and I am ...
Page 167
never knew I had a daughter . My dear , we ought to love one an- other , but how can we , being such strangers ? I have never been used to anything of the kind . It's a great shock to us both , finding this out . But if you'll trust ...
never knew I had a daughter . My dear , we ought to love one an- other , but how can we , being such strangers ? I have never been used to anything of the kind . It's a great shock to us both , finding this out . But if you'll trust ...
Page 700
... never light- ened during his whole life , and his little children absent . Never man more needed the wholesome con- solation of a friendly fireside to which he could turn when he pleased , sure of finding sympathy and understanding . He ...
... never light- ened during his whole life , and his little children absent . Never man more needed the wholesome con- solation of a friendly fireside to which he could turn when he pleased , sure of finding sympathy and understanding . He ...
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