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Page 13
... Mary , who was several years her senior , and had married Henry Muir , a merchant of New York City . This gentleman had cordially united with his wife in offering Madge a home , and his manner toward the young girl , as far as his ...
... Mary , who was several years her senior , and had married Henry Muir , a merchant of New York City . This gentleman had cordially united with his wife in offering Madge a home , and his manner toward the young girl , as far as his ...
Page 14
... Mary Alden , at the time of her marriage , was a quiet girl , whose early life had been shadowed by She had seen her father pass away in his prime , and her mother become in consequence a sad and failing woman . The young girl rallied ...
... Mary Alden , at the time of her marriage , was a quiet girl , whose early life had been shadowed by She had seen her father pass away in his prime , and her mother become in consequence a sad and failing woman . The young girl rallied ...
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... Mary was always ready to pre- scribe a soothing remedy ; and if there was a cloud in the sky or the wind blew chill she said , “ Madge , do be prudent ; you know how easily you take cold . " Thus was provided the hot - house atmos ...
... Mary was always ready to pre- scribe a soothing remedy ; and if there was a cloud in the sky or the wind blew chill she said , “ Madge , do be prudent ; you know how easily you take cold . " Thus was provided the hot - house atmos ...
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... Mary says that you will come East next summer . The idea ! Is there anything of you to come that is corporate and real ? If I had the time I would go to you and see . I find Miss Wildmere just about where I left her , only more ...
... Mary says that you will come East next summer . The idea ! Is there anything of you to come that is corporate and real ? If I had the time I would go to you and see . I find Miss Wildmere just about where I left her , only more ...
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... Mary Muir was so overwhelmed with astonish- ment that at first she scarcely returned Madge's warm embrace . She expected to find her sister much stronger and better ; but this radiant , beauti- CHAPTER VI THE SECRET OF BEAUTY,
... Mary Muir was so overwhelmed with astonish- ment that at first she scarcely returned Madge's warm embrace . She expected to find her sister much stronger and better ; but this radiant , beauti- CHAPTER VI THE SECRET OF BEAUTY,
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