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When she awoke , it was with a convulsive start , and she sprang up crying in
shrill tones that sounded far through the thicket , “ Father -- father - take me in the
boat ! Leave me not in the burning ship ! O , father , as you hope for mercy , save
...
When she awoke , it was with a convulsive start , and she sprang up crying in
shrill tones that sounded far through the thicket , “ Father -- father - take me in the
boat ! Leave me not in the burning ship ! O , father , as you hope for mercy , save
...
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... husband's vessel , or with the expectation of receiving some intelligence of it ;
but month after month passed away , after the period when his return was
expected , and hope was gradually changed into agonising doubt and
apprehension .
... husband's vessel , or with the expectation of receiving some intelligence of it ;
but month after month passed away , after the period when his return was
expected , and hope was gradually changed into agonising doubt and
apprehension .
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... me to speak one word . Bring the young man hither , and place your family
around my chair , farmer . I must first hear the statements of you and your's ; then
converse with the accused ; and afterwards , I hope to give such a judgment as
shall ...
... me to speak one word . Bring the young man hither , and place your family
around my chair , farmer . I must first hear the statements of you and your's ; then
converse with the accused ; and afterwards , I hope to give such a judgment as
shall ...
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Sir , ” said Clinton , “ only to yourse ! f will I condescend to make any remarks
upon this most extraordinary accusation ; and I entertain not the remotest hope
that by them , I shall at all succeed in removing the stain from my character .
Sir , ” said Clinton , “ only to yourse ! f will I condescend to make any remarks
upon this most extraordinary accusation ; and I entertain not the remotest hope
that by them , I shall at all succeed in removing the stain from my character .
Page 46
Jane was distressed : she seemed to wish to say something of moment , but
checked herself . She was not totally indifferent to his suit , yet her demeanour
forbad him to hope . After a brief silence Arthur resumed 46 THE CANADIAN
GIRL .
Jane was distressed : she seemed to wish to say something of moment , but
checked herself . She was not totally indifferent to his suit , yet her demeanour
forbad him to hope . After a brief silence Arthur resumed 46 THE CANADIAN
GIRL .
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