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... it is that so often makes me weep . But not now ; thou art yet too young , and couldst not understand me , even if I were to tell thee all . So run away and play again ; I am already much better , as APPEARANCE AND REALITY . 9.
... it is that so often makes me weep . But not now ; thou art yet too young , and couldst not understand me , even if I were to tell thee all . So run away and play again ; I am already much better , as APPEARANCE AND REALITY . 9.
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... tell me what is in your heart , and however heavy the case that oppresses you , I will help you to bear it . It is not right , be- lieve me , that thou shouldst conceal thy griefs as though they were crimes . Besides , thou canst not ...
... tell me what is in your heart , and however heavy the case that oppresses you , I will help you to bear it . It is not right , be- lieve me , that thou shouldst conceal thy griefs as though they were crimes . Besides , thou canst not ...
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... tell him everything , and entreat his forbearance and compassion , ' he con- tinued . ' He cannot , I am sure , find it in his heart to turn a forlorn mother and her child into the street . No one could do that . And if he were such a ...
... tell him everything , and entreat his forbearance and compassion , ' he con- tinued . ' He cannot , I am sure , find it in his heart to turn a forlorn mother and her child into the street . No one could do that . And if he were such a ...
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... tell me how you think of paying me ; tell me at once . ' Mr. Felter seated himself in an easy chair , and , rock- ing himself backwards and forwards , listened while Max explained his plans for the future . The farther Max got in these ...
... tell me how you think of paying me ; tell me at once . ' Mr. Felter seated himself in an easy chair , and , rock- ing himself backwards and forwards , listened while Max explained his plans for the future . The farther Max got in these ...
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... tell you that I would cast them all at your feet and go forth to beg a crust for my mother . No ; never , never will I abandon her . Cast us out of your house at once . There is a God in heaven who will have mercy upon us , though all ...
... tell you that I would cast them all at your feet and go forth to beg a crust for my mother . No ; never , never will I abandon her . Cast us out of your house at once . There is a God in heaven who will have mercy upon us , though all ...
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