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Lady's magazine selections (1845)

[Philadelphia, Pa.] : [s.n.] · leaf 16

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r-ever taste or inclination led him to stop, and theintended fortnight had become a month whenhis baggage was deposited at the tavern of thevillage near his fathers residence. All well at Beaulieu ? was the only ques-tion of the smiling landlord who heartily wel-comed him back. All well, sir. Then… … Jlli TVS ■ kfiM »-*m ■ THE BLUE STOCKING. I very warm Walter did not hurry himself, andsoon after he had crossed the bounds of hisfathers estate, he sat down on a stump to restand look about him. It was near a spot thathad been a favorite haunt of Elizabeth and him-self from childhood, and a path…

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