The story of Elise Marcel (by Madame J. de Lambert)1874 |
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... lost his only son , also called William . When he heard the name again resound through the house , the closed wound seemed to re - open , and old memories crowded on him fast . Henceforth William Vernon could not be like a stranger to ...
... lost his only son , also called William . When he heard the name again resound through the house , the closed wound seemed to re - open , and old memories crowded on him fast . Henceforth William Vernon could not be like a stranger to ...
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... lost its influence again when he came back to dine on the following Sunday . If he and his sister disagreed on any point , Elise invariably sided with him , for the pleasure of contradicting Miss Vernon . Let us see what she wrote in ...
... lost its influence again when he came back to dine on the following Sunday . If he and his sister disagreed on any point , Elise invariably sided with him , for the pleasure of contradicting Miss Vernon . Let us see what she wrote in ...
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... lost in his estima- tion for ever . He is inexhaustible when he begins to pour forth about them ; he has not contempt and anathemas enough for a system of education which ' sacrifices half of the precious hours of youth to the ...
... lost in his estima- tion for ever . He is inexhaustible when he begins to pour forth about them ; he has not contempt and anathemas enough for a system of education which ' sacrifices half of the precious hours of youth to the ...
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... lost all her gaiety , all her childish carelessness . Her chickens to feed , flowers to be gathered in the woods , all these simple pleasures have no longer any charm for her . The only thing that she cares for is reading to herself ...
... lost all her gaiety , all her childish carelessness . Her chickens to feed , flowers to be gathered in the woods , all these simple pleasures have no longer any charm for her . The only thing that she cares for is reading to herself ...
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... lost his appetite , and coughed a little . He did not complain , but he showed that unnatural tranquillity which mothers always interrogate anxiously . He did not care for playing ; he liked better to sit at Elise's feet , on his little ...
... lost his appetite , and coughed a little . He did not complain , but he showed that unnatural tranquillity which mothers always interrogate anxiously . He did not care for playing ; he liked better to sit at Elise's feet , on his little ...
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afraid Alice Aunt Rosalie Baroness Becquet began bill brother CHARLES BRUCE CHARLES NORDHOFF child confess consolation countenance cried Elise cripple dear doctor drawing-room dress ELISE MARCEL Elise's Ernestine eyes father feel felt forgive Frenel give glad governess grief hand happiness harmonium head heard heart hope idea is-I knew laughing leave lessons Licorne little Henry looked lost Luxembourg Margaret mental destruction Miss Vernon monium morning mother Mother's Prayer murmured myosotis never night NIMMO'S obliged old lady Oliver GOLDSMITH Paris passed peace perhaps poor old Poor papa pounds pray replied rich Richard Newton Rivet rosebud secret seemed silence sister smile soon speak Stories sure sweet talk tell Théâtre Lyrique thing thought thousand to-day told tone trouble Vaugirard voice William wish word young
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