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... danger . " 66 " There is the danger , to be sure , " said her mother . " But , as far as I have observed , ignorant women are as vain , and often more so , than those who are well in- formed ; and now , when almost all are so educated ...
... danger . " 66 " There is the danger , to be sure , " said her mother . " But , as far as I have observed , ignorant women are as vain , and often more so , than those who are well in- formed ; and now , when almost all are so educated ...
Page 284
... danger , but what it was she did not know , for she had never seen a weir , nor had Harry ; nor , if he had known , was it any time for talking . All was silent . The man who steered seemed intent on passing quickly through the current ...
... danger , but what it was she did not know , for she had never seen a weir , nor had Harry ; nor , if he had known , was it any time for talking . All was silent . The man who steered seemed intent on passing quickly through the current ...
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... danger , as you may see by our not being alarmed for you or for ourselves . " These words , calmly pronounced , tranquillized Lucy , and Harry determined to wait the event , and not utter another word , whatever he might see . He was ...
... danger , as you may see by our not being alarmed for you or for ourselves . " These words , calmly pronounced , tranquillized Lucy , and Harry determined to wait the event , and not utter another word , whatever he might see . He was ...
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