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Gwendoline; or, Halcots and Halcombes (1885)

Giberne, Agnes, 1845-1939, American Sunday-School Union · Philadelphia [etc.] The American Sunday-school Union · leaf 223

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s very much upset. Hervoice shook painfully, and a tearless sob brokeinto the words. You will let me be with you now, will younot ? asked Gwendoline beseechingly. Mr.Fosbrook says that I may. I have been solonging to see you all these weeks. She told me—you— Lady Halcot broke off, and her… … But you will uot leave me again, my dear. p. 211. TO A POINT. 211 There has been some misunderstanding,he said, as he came back. Miss Halcombehas not remained away by her own will. Ah, yes,—a misunderstanding, murmuredLady Halcot Only a misunderstanding.But you will not leave me again, my dear.…

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