Clare Avery:
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共 20 段- "Maybe not, Bab," answered Marian in her quiet way. "Yet 't
- The question was put in a tone as light and airy as possible
- The full account of John Avery's end was given to these his
- Barbara Polwhele heard no more for a while. The name that h
- "Courtenay!" broke in Jack. "What! he that, but for the att
- Internal dissensions were now added to the outward troubles
- Blanche's first idea on seeing him, was a feeling of wonder
- Lucrece was as selfish as her step-mother, or rather a shade
- Blanche was relieved by being told to accompany her sister.
- "But to be satisfied with His ordering--to receive it as the
- "`This is My body, which is broken for you.' Was the bread
- Lady Bridget Carden was the daughter of Philippa Basset's st
- CATCHING MOTHS.
- "To speak with you--truth. Whene'er I did approach that mat
- "That is verily sooth, Mistress Clare; yet there is another
- "Why, Aunt!--think you no account is taken of birth and bloo
- "Hasten!" said Feversham in a low, constrained voice, when h
- Gertrude stared at her for a moment, then broke into loud la
- "They are are all safe yonder, Bess--Arthur, and Nell [Wife
- 5. James (Harl. Ms. 1080, folio 344). Married Jane, daugh