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Under false colours (1889)

Doudney, Sarah, 1843-1926, Kilburne, G. G · New York, Scribner and Welford · leaf 142

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urned to the ball-room, and Eosanne passedthem with one of her bright, mocking smiles; but Ladyde Wiltons kind eyes met them with a look of sympathyand affection. The look had a shade of trouble in it too;she beckoned Cherry to her side, and made her sit nextto her. You are tired, dear child, she… … 498 ARNOLD CONFESSES HIS LOVE TO CHERRY. -.3 -. TIRED. 133 too trying. But you looked perfectly beautiful, my dear;I cant help telling you so; and I could not help wishingthat your mother could have seen her child to-night. Youare very like her; but poor Agnes never was so lovely.Sir Henry covets…

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