A Night in Cold HarborMacmillan, 1960 - 230 pages |
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... father at such a time . Romilly was furious . Whatever the claims of her family might be , he insisted that her earlier vows to himself should have priority . When she refused to listen to him he broke with her completely and fell into ...
... father at such a time . Romilly was furious . Whatever the claims of her family might be , he insisted that her earlier vows to himself should have priority . When she refused to listen to him he broke with her completely and fell into ...
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... father's father , for preserving so fair an inheritance . He could himself take no credit for it but he began to be glad that he had contrived to look like a respectable squire after church that morning . If the women would but refrain ...
... father's father , for preserving so fair an inheritance . He could himself take no credit for it but he began to be glad that he had contrived to look like a respectable squire after church that morning . If the women would but refrain ...
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Margaret Kennedy. evening when my father was taken ill , coming home from Cranton's . " " What ? Romilly Brandon ? " " There's only one Mr. Brandon , ” she said , smiling . “ I told him that he must speak to my father , and he said that ...
Margaret Kennedy. evening when my father was taken ill , coming home from Cranton's . " " What ? Romilly Brandon ? " " There's only one Mr. Brandon , ” she said , smiling . “ I told him that he must speak to my father , and he said that ...
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