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| Lois Hinsdale |
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62 |
| "And it ended in their racing down together" |
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84 |
| "Alarmed, he bent over her" |
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104 |
| "She sat there high in the Air while the Steamer backed out from the Piers" |
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120 |
| "You know I too must go far away" |
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132 |
| Tita listening |
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136 |
| "Dear me! what can be done with such a young Savage?" |
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152 |
| In the Woods |
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186 |
| "He took his best Coat from his lean Valise" |
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208 |
| "He was merely noting the Effect" |
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226 |
| "She bathed her flushed Cheeks" |
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234 |
| "She started slightly" |
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254 |
| "She buried her Face tremblingly in her Hands" |
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262 |
| "Anne drew a Chair to the Bedside, and sat down with her Back to the Moonlight" |
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284 |
| "While her Maid was coiling her fair Hair" |
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308 |
| "It is, or should be, over there" |
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328 |
| "Miss Lois sighed deeply" |
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350 |
| "July walked in front, with his Gun over his shoulder" |
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374 |
| "She tried to rise, but he held her Arm with both Hands" |
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386 |
| "Weak, holding on by the Trees" |
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392 |
| "Saw her slowly ascend the House Steps" |
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408 |
| "Anne, still as a Statue" |
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432 |
| "He rose, and took her cold Hands in his" |
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460 |
| "He obeyed without Comment" |
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498 |
| "The second Boat, which was farther up the Lake, contained a Man" |
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514 |
| "He reached the Windows, and peeped through a Crack in the old Blind" |
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ANNE.
CHAPTER I.
| "Heaven lies about us in our infancy! |
| Shades of the prison-house begin to close |
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