Social evils, and their remedyHarper & Bros., 1834 |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 8
עמוד 13
... Margaret Armstrong as my wife . She was rather a homely damsel , but worth her weight in gold to a husband who needed a thrifty , cleanly , cheerful partner . She had had but little school- B ing , I mean in scholarship , for she was ...
... Margaret Armstrong as my wife . She was rather a homely damsel , but worth her weight in gold to a husband who needed a thrifty , cleanly , cheerful partner . She had had but little school- B ing , I mean in scholarship , for she was ...
עמוד 14
... Margaret Armstrong to be my housekeeper . Poor aunt Merridew had been clean and decent , but she did every thing in a sort of fiddle- faddle way . Margaret made the furniture shine like glass , washed the linen as white as snow , and ...
... Margaret Armstrong to be my housekeeper . Poor aunt Merridew had been clean and decent , but she did every thing in a sort of fiddle- faddle way . Margaret made the furniture shine like glass , washed the linen as white as snow , and ...
עמוד 97
... Armstrong and his engaged wife , Lucy Graham , came forward to bid us ... Margaret ? " she said , and she took it from under a folded piece of muslin ... Armstrong , from her friend and her husband's friend , the vicar of Hallowdine ...
... Armstrong and his engaged wife , Lucy Graham , came forward to bid us ... Margaret ? " she said , and she took it from under a folded piece of muslin ... Armstrong , from her friend and her husband's friend , the vicar of Hallowdine ...
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