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  2. Fiction.

    CHAPTER VII.—A WALTZ, AND WHAT CAMB OF IT. The immediate consequences were that she drew back into the shelter of her proud reserve like a snail into its shell. She had never been open to familiar intercourse like ordinary ...

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  3. Sir Gibbie.

    Gibbie went home as if Pearl-street had been the stairs of Glasghar, and the Auld Hoose a mansion in the heavens. He seemed to float along the way as one floats in a happy dream, where motion is born at once of the will, without the ...

    Article : 4,389 words
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