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The ivy wreath (1849)

Hughs, Mrs. (Mary), Devereux, George T., b. ca. 1810, Rossiter, Thomas Prichard, 1818-1871 · Philadelphia : Lindsay and Blakiston · leaf 131

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ng girls mind; buther faults had taken too deep a root ever to betotally eradicated, and though admired for herbeauty and talents, Florence was always too coldand selfish to be beloved; whilst, on the contrary,the gentle, amiable, and loving Sybella, withouteither striking beauty or brilliant… … THE YOUNG ARTIST. •FRED, my boy, said Mrs. Waldgrave, as sheentered the room in which her son, a boy abouttwelve years old, was seated, have you learntyour Latin grammar ?: No, mother, not yet. And why havent you? Because. Because what?: Why, because. That is the answer you gave me before, but…

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