Fairy Fingers A Novel

Chapter 58

Chapter 58274 wordsPublic domain

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precisely how to make a pillow yield the best support,--a low, soft, yet encouraging voice,--a cheerful, yet symathizing[sympathizing] face,--a soundless step,--garments that never rustle,--movements that

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Maurice perceived his mistake too late. He had not foreseen that the countess would have drawn this conclusiou[conclusion] from the intelligence just communicated.

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lips. "She has seen Dr. Bayard, and insists on carrying out certains[certain] views of hers, and she informs me that she has his permission

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mending, would have gained a charm and been idealized into pleasures, if they contributed to the well-being of those dear to[repeated "to" removed] her; but, when performed for the one more precious than all

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you to inform the countess that a nurse is coming. One charge more: you[your] father is so much better that instead of wearing yourself out by sitting up with him, it would be wiser to have

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and we will settle the matter. Make haste, for I must write to Lorillard[Lorrillard] by this evening's mail, and I desire to inform him, in answer to his somewhat caustic letter, that I have made the

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"This has been but a brief meeting, Madeleine, after the sepation[separation] of those long, sorrowful years. The future is all uncertain, I cannot fix a time, after I have said adieu, when I may clasp

page 451 Mrs. Lawkin's[Lawkins'] skilful ministry had stanched the blood and Madeleine's head and arm were bound up; but still she lay like

End of Project Gutenberg's Fairy Fingers, by Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie